Finally got around to rigging something up in the backseat of my 2010 F-150 that is a bit more easily accessible than what I had going on before. Didnt really want to go through all the trouble of a full on backseat delete and having to store my seats somewhere. Its a pretty primitive set up but it gets the job done!
Hi all, I inherited this Oyster Perpetual Rolex watch when my Grandfather died several years back. He worked at Hallmark cards in Kansas City for several decades. This watch was gifted to him by Hallmark as a 25yr anniversary "bonus" if you will. He unfortunately passed several years ago and this watch was gifted to me.
I recently took it in to a local Jeweler to have it resized so that I could wear it at my wedding in two weeks in Honor of my grandfather. They told me that it is not a genuine Rolex and that they could not resize it because of that fact. (Seems a little bogus to me but im no Jeweler) I failed to inform them about how it was a 25yr Anni gift from Hallmark. I trust they know what they are talking about, but upon further investigation it seems as though it is probably a legit Rolex but perhaps of a lesser degree (?).
Does anybody in this group have any insight, or the ability to confirm whether or not this is a legitimate Rolex? How much is this worth? I cant imagine a company as big as Hallmark Cards would have bought Fake Rolex watches to gift to their employees..
Any information would be highly appreciated.
Thank you!
The inscription on the back says
"In appreciation to Al Ellis, for a quarter of a century of loyal association. Started April 11th 1952. Hallmark Cards"