I’ve been a one watch guy since I was a kid. Buying one watch at a time and use it until it brakes or starts to feel small on my wrist.
When I decided to buy my first Rolex a couple of years ago, I...
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I’ve been a one watch guy since I was a kid. Buying one watch at a time and use it until it brakes or starts to feel small on my wrist.
When I decided to buy my first Rolex a couple of years ago, I...
Not a simple task with today’s “Smart-Everything” generation:-)
What I would do is to have some cool horology discussion with my son, talk about how cool and timeless a mechanical watch still is...
One more, I love the blue lume Rolex uses and how it looks every time I walk inside after being under the sun for some time....
Thank you dear .
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Hahahaha, that’s hilarious.
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Depends on the city the AD is located and the type of AD.
To be clear, the waiting list is almost non existent. What happens is that some greedy ADs use the SS hype to milk their clients by forcing...
I've always owned one or two watches at one given time. When the turn came to Rolex I just couldn't get many of their stunning models only because they looked tiny to my eyes until I was offered the...
The absence of the cyclops is not a feature and never was. It's a technical problem that Rolex couldn't solve until the SD43 era.
not only that, when these watches are tested under those huge pressures the cyclops detached from the sapphire crystal. There was no ways they could keep the cyclops intact under pressure until...
Can you post a link to the branches list please.
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My eyes have picked a Cartier over a Rolex in the past and a Tudor GMT over a Rolex BLRO in the present. So, basically I’m a design guy but the design my eyes vote for happen to be always made by a...
1:40mm on a tall case looks ridiculous.
2: They fitted the cyclops simply because they can do it now while it was not possible “technologically speaking” before.
They would have fitted all Deep...
Congrats, now we need to see a wrist shot ;-)
The SD43 got those dimensions in order to enhance proportions, it's way shorter than the 44 DSSD, smaller and wears much much slimmer. That's why it's to attractive design wise. Had they kept it at...
Consistency is more important that how many seconds a watch gain or lose.
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I do agree completely. New us the only way to go with today’s super fakes. I was surprised to read above or see the video link that even the movement is faked now to look almost identical to a Rolex...
Proportions of this watch make it a magnet to the eyes.
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Seeing “in the metal” is believing. Once this watch is in the wrist you suddenly forget everything negative you’ve been reading or watching about it.
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This is Rolex most stunning diver to date IMHO. No matter from which angle I try to see it this watch’s proportions are synonym of perfection. The width of the case, width of the lugs gives this...
Big watches will cause wrist fatigue if worn lose. The bigger the watch the snugger it should be fitted behind the wrist bone. Wearing a watch this way helps a lot. For me that’s the only way to wear...
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Indeed, same red :-)
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ZULUDIVER
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Thank you
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