When I was studying, I loved basketball. After school, I would often go to the playground with my classmates to play basketball, often staying until dark before going home. At that time, Yao Ming and McGrady were still on the Rockets. However, after starting work, I slowly lost time to follow basketball. This year's finals, James led the Cavaliers to a comeback from 1:3 to win the championship, which reminded me of the scenes of watching games when I was studying. Let's get back to watches.

　　They say men love watches, a truth I gradually understood after starting work. Because after starting work, I had a certain income and my own views on choosing watches. When I was studying, I wore a Swatch quartz watch for several years; it was quite loud, especially in the quiet of the night. Moreover, I have a habit when buying things: I like to rely on my feelings. Rolex has many models; the Submariner and Daytona are the most popular, the Datejust is the most classic, and the gold Rolex concept is the most deeply rooted in people's hearts. Among the many Rolex series, the Explorer is not really eye-catching. But I just have a feeling for it. It's like cameras; Patek Philippe, Audemars Piguet, Vacheron Constantin, etc., are those excellent lenses with limited focal lengths. As long as your financial strength permits, you might as well add them to your collection. Rolex, on the other hand, is the 'kit lens' of cameras; every photography enthusiast should own at least one and use it often.

At 28 years old, I bought my first Rolex Explorer with a black dial

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