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Dear friends, I need some help. I’m considering a Rolex Yacht Master 40mm.
I need a sporty/casual watch for weekends/vacations. My trusty Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra (38mm) was gifted to my son, thus the dilemma. I have 2 Patek Calatravas for work/business casual/formal wear. I would love to hear your opinions and thoughts on this watch - comfort, heft, reliability, accuracy, bracelet, etc. I have yet to see the watch in person, hopefully this weekend, but have placed a deposit with my AD. I have never owned a Rolex before. Picture taken from Rolex website. Thanks for your input. 🍻
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Dear friends, I need some help. I’m considering a Rolex Yacht Master 40mm.
I need a sporty/casual watch for weekends/vacations. My trusty Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra (38mm) was gifted to my son, thus the dilemma. I have 2 Patek Calatravas for work/business casual/formal wear. I would love to hear your opinions and thoughts on thi...
I personally feel that YM is a very understated professional series watch
It's quiet, sporty, and classy. I do not own a YM but my experience is that all Rolex wears very comfortably on one's wrist. I think you will enjoy it.
That configuration is gorgeous
The blue dial with red hand is also quite stunning IMO
This is a wonderful Rolex
Suitable for all occasions, wears very comfortable and seriously robust. Above all extremely precise. Here it is in the wild ...
Yacht Master has the same *** crown as Submariner
and I have seen it tested under 300 m pressure. I have used YM a lot when scuba diving. The platinum dial version looks nice but it is a bitch to read in daylight due to lack of contrast. The other versions are very readable. Best, Kari
Comfort heft reliability precision are a no brainer. Sporty yes, casual not so much as it is bit dressy with some decent bling to it. Frolic on the beach vs hanging out at JR on wknds - diff
.... kinds of casual. My tussle always was btwn blue vs rhodium dial. newer versions are better imo with better clasp and 3235 mvmt 70hr PR.