You found me Jox! Yes, that is me.

I would go online and search the serial number on timezone. If nothign came up, then I would report the serial number to Rolex and wait. I would not divulge that I had the watch or give it to anybody until I got the call back from them.

BOOM!


Right there. Just like finding any type of high end jewelry or item, serial numbers are a beautiful thing. I would secretly hope for a reward for myself, but I would not outwardly be hurt without one.

Telling everyone you have it is also the wrong thing to do, since someone might know something and falsely claim it is theirs.





I just had a sad thought writing that. I can't think of very many people I know that would do anything similar.

I would most likely poop on the watch, put it in a microwave and eat it.

I'd try to locate the owner for about a year. If nobody could legitimately prove it was theirs and claimed it in that time, I'd keep it.

Do any of you know which city the watch was found in?

Thank you

Ummmm.... Yeah, I remember now. Uranus.

I would give it to the Police.

They have the best network of folks to find the owner.

If they don't find the owner for one-year in most states it is returned to the finder.

I could never keep it. Besides, Platinum watches are too damn heavy.

I'd give it back to the guy in the alley selling it.

I asked bc a friend of my fiancees sister recently let go one of his secretaries. However, he is now missing an original Steve McQueen Explorer, a platinum rolex, and a few other items of sentimental value.

It would most likely be LA area or NYC.