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In this insightful post, rnaden shares his enduring appreciation for a discontinued modern Rolex, highlighting its wearability and classic proportions. His personal preference for the 40mm case with slimmer lugs and hands over newer, larger iterations sparks a discussion on design evolution and the enduring appeal of certain references. This piece offers valuable perspective for collectors considering the nuances of Rolex's modern history.
that I treasure most. A very fresh watch.
Share some pictures. Definitely would love to see it
Rolex should take a few steps backwards.
ah, the times I have been kicking and cursing myself for being careful..Sigh!
over the one on the newer version by far.
The rotor had come off some years back and I was too lazy to take it to the spa, so for a good number of years I was still winding it manually and it would run flawlessly, just without the "perpetual" part. That's the one thing with Rolex movements, it does literally take a beating and keep going.
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