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In a fascinating visual comparison, WatchProSite contributor 'One day just one watch' presents two iconic Rolex white dials side-by-side: the Sky-Dweller and the Explorer II. This post invites collectors to discern the subtle yet significant differences in their white tones, sparking a discussion on how these nuances influence aesthetic preference and collecting choices. His original post highlights how lighting conditions can dramatically alter the perception of a dial's color, a critical factor for enthusiasts.
Because i want a watch with an enamel or grand fue white dial. But the Sky isn’t bad either. Champagne kind of silver/white dials i like, but own a good champagne dialed watch, an enamel and a grand fue white i do not have.
Imho, both dials are unique, handsome, and different in their own way(s). I could easily see both pieces in a collection.
in this dialog but since we are on Rolex dial color I wonder what is the correct name of the white tone on Rolex Cellini Moonphase? I have tried to find it on Rolex website as well as at a Rolex dealer but have failed everywere so what to do but turn to you with your indept knowledge! I am planning to buy one for myself Thanks Pelle
I really have no idea Pelle and in all honesty, I believe that sky white and polar white are made up by Rolex fans and not official colours as far as I know.
White of the Sky-Dweller can change depending on lighting from the sun or lamps, so I have a little preference for that one
I have tried, believe me I have tried to limit my collection to just one, but there are always new models coming out or older models I have a weak spot for, like amanico’s GMT Master, if only...
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