I came to a very special deal, buying a Rolex 5517 Milsub. When I met the original owner, I immediately noticed this man had a history only few people have. We would have dinner and we hang out together that day. Having worked in the British special forces, he shared some parts of his life when on a mission. Out of respect I will not share details here, but never before did it became that clear to me that a watch actually was considered a life saving tool that was elementary to survive in some situations. Today we consider these watches fashion statements, but this day became a true eye-opener to me, moving these same eyes a bit wet several times that day. If I could do miracles, I would have given his Rolex Milsub a mouth, to be telling me all the adventures it had been part of.