Reply With QuoteThanks for the heads up Haywood, will definitely be keeping her away from AD's with them on show!!
I though that the more commercially / romantically minded among us might be interested to see some of the new pink dials which Rolex are producing. These updated ones are much softer / feminine than the outgoing "coppery" pink versions. My photo skills aren't great, but if you think of a cool, powdery pink you'll not be far off the mark:
Early experience here is that they're an absolute winner with our prettier halves and while they'll never excite me like the sports models I can see a money-spinning line when it appears. "Filling my boots," as they say. Take a look when next you pass a Rolex agent, but go alone.....
Haywood
Thanks for the heads up Haywood, will definitely be keeping her away from AD's with them on show!!
There is a least one TZer on here likes bright Rolex dials, probaly appeal to him as well 😉
I should have said that it appears we are mostly chaps here. Perhaps the membership is in fact akin to the "Life of Brian" stoning mob...........Burnsey might in fact be Katie Melua sitting in her pyjamas on a laptop while Rob-Vicar might be Katie Hopkins for all we know.
Later, big boys.
H x
didnt he flounce off to Thailand?Originally Posted by soapy
Sulking over on another forum it seems.
Back on topic though, to me that's where gems on a rolex really belong - they really feminize the watches.
Luckily my other half isn't into watches!
Have sold a fair few of the Pink / Salmon dial watches which people said where just a trend (about 7 years ago!) Very strong and acceptable dial these days with the diamond dials being very nice on that shade.
RIAC
Personally I don't see what's wrong with a set of saucepans for Christmas for the 710............
You old romantic you 😄
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