WorldPingAt 16, Michigan student Mason Maressa spent his $3,500 savings on a vintage Rolex Air-King and sold it days later for about $4,000.
He reinvested the money into more watches and gradually built Clocked In.
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US businessman Adam Castillo deported from Myanmar after months in jail, state media says
Michigan teen flipped a Rolex at 16; watch business later topped $10m in sales
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