Reply With QuoteOn the Polar Explorer its possibly the best implementation of the cyclops.. thats why I chose it as I also dont like the cyclops.. but on the white maxi dial it does look more refined and nowhere near as obvious..
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Serious question. I actually rather like the white dial Explorer 11. Does anyone know if you can specify NO Cyclops if you order one new?
What about service time, would they replace the hideous Cyclops regardless?
As a luxury brand surely Rolex ought to offer a choice?
On the Polar Explorer its possibly the best implementation of the cyclops.. thats why I chose it as I also dont like the cyclops.. but on the white maxi dial it does look more refined and nowhere near as obvious..
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No.Originally Posted by PDR
When you look long into an abyss, the abyss looks long into you.........
I think Rolex aren’t doing too badly as things are.
That is such an attractive watch face / hand combination..... just a shame that Rolex won't accept that not everyone needs magnifying lenses to read a date.On the Polar Explorer its possibly the best implementation of the cyclops.. thats why I chose it as I also dont like the cyclops.. but on the white maxi dial it does look more refined and nowhere near as obvious..
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I guess I could get used to one, but it would always peeve me that is was there in the first place.
Roughly how much is a replacement crystal? If you do try the DIY removal trick and badly screw up?
None Rolex replacement 50 pounds exact fit and Saphire..
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At that price I guess it is worth a go then. Perhaps get a local watch-maker to fit a replacement and keep the original separate.
Yes good idea.. keep the original
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