Aren't they showing approximately the same time, but one of the watches is upside down? Seems like it judging by the diver guidings and the date placement

You're right, didn't C that.

roleces?

note the apostrophe

I don't think rolex's is accurate.

I'm pretty sure the most proper way would be to say Rolex watches.

I was thinking Rolexes

I was originally thinking Rolex's, but looked it up and apparently proper nouns don't use apostrophes like acronyms do. But I'm still pretty sure just using the brand name followed by the object would be the safest and easiest (Rolex watches).

en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Rolex

But it's defined as a brand by any other website dictionary.reference.com/browse/rolex and making it plural would mean multiple brands. But when people say it as "I bought a Rolex" it's using Rolex as an object rather than brand, so I think it doesn't really matter what you use as it can be used two ways to mean the same thing.

Oh well. I'm so poor I can barely afford to type the word in the first place, so it doesn't really matter to me.

that's a really shitty source, but that's what I got

Would he have been able to fit another word in there? I've never used that app, so I don't know if there are character limits...

Geaux Tigers

lol chiiill. I support Bernie and am also being sarcastic, I know full well that Sanders doesn't want to make poor people pay for things.