Reply With QuoteA 4130 calibre model 116523, obviously....
I was never a great fan of Daytona’s and certainly not of TT’s until today.
Spotted this on the wrist of someone in the office and asked to try it on.
It was the first time I’d seen a TT outside of a jewellers window and I was really taken with it in the metal.
The gold was nowhere near as blingy as I expected and it flew under the radar very well.
I loved the dial too. The chap who owned it didn’t know the reference number and a quick look online suggests it’s discontinued.
It was so nice it’s seriously got me thinking about saving for a TT Daytona. Show me yours please
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A 4130 calibre model 116523, obviously....
Thanks very much HaywoodOriginally Posted by Haywood_Milton
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I can’t understand people’s aversion to two tone watches, I’ve owned plenty over the years and still own a few. Folks should try them with an open mind. Some designs work better than others.
Polished gold surfaces are easier to polish up than polished steel, a quick rub with a rouge cloth brings the shine back and the scratches don’t seem to show.
Not for me on Oyster bracelets but the TT jubilee is a defining bracelet for the Datejust imo
Hmmmm, that shirt cuff looks familiar!?
I think two tone works really well on a Daytona. Lovely dial too.
Often seen on the Friday thread with my BP FF?
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