That’s the version we are talking about......as best I can tell these are the only smooth bezel white gold DayDates ever produced. Although since the fifties, there have been an awful lot of...
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That’s the version we are talking about......as best I can tell these are the only smooth bezel white gold DayDates ever produced. Although since the fifties, there have been an awful lot of...
I’m confused. Are you saying the white gold version cost over £40k? And the WG version weighs half a pound? I suspect these figures relate to the platinum version.
Apologies, my error. I meant ‘bezel.’ Anyway, here’s a yellow gold DayDate...the problem isn’t the watch...it’s the shirt.https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20190814/545b45e9a32cfd755d7613fe00433f69.jpg
Well, well, I stand corrected. That model seems unique among modern DAyDates.....although the model was also offered with the traditional crown. I Can’t see that happening again...it would offend...
There’s no such thing as a titanium DayDate. Gold or platinum are the only options. You can always tell because the platinum versions have a smooth bezel, while all gold versions have the bevelled...
That would assume you wanted a Patek.
Yes, I think the yellow gold 36mm can look very appealing on a strap. Cheaper too.
I really, really, like these watches and as Davida can testify, they do the job. I agree with Mick P that the yellow gold takes a lot of nerve. I couldn’t wear one. But my dentist has worn the same...
The ‘shortages’ have brought a lot of interest in the current DateJust models....because you can, usually, actually buy one.
I think they are superb ‘sports’ watches in their own right. Pretty...