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I already told you the story of my father'sRolex. It's a 1965 Rolex Oyster Perpetual that he received from his father asa high school graduation present. Apparently a new Rolex cost all of $125 back then,which is about $750 today. Anyway, now it's time to tell the story ofmy mom's Rolex.First of all, lest you think I come from a wealthy family where all the childrenwear little Rolexes and are raised by European nannies, I'll start off by sayingthat my mom's Rolex was actually free. I'll further qualify that statement by sayingthat it was also not stolen.We moved a lot as I was growing up. Probably every two years, on average. My parentswere in banking, real estate, and building, and my dad eventually got his realestate license for the sake convenience, and to avoid having to pay agentscommission. A friend of the family needed to buy a couple of office condos fora new business he was starting, so as a favor, he did so through my dad. Turnsout the builder was giving away a Rolex to any agent who could sell two unitswithin a certain amount of time. My dad came home ecstatic one day with the newsthat he was getting a second Rolex, though he was swiftly Replica Breitling womens watches correctedby my mom. The result was a very nice ladies' two-tone Rolex Oyster Datejust.