Baron - Mr Red
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Rolex survey
I am very curious as to what types of Rolex people like best. I am not talking specific references, merely is it the Submariner, Milgauss, Explorer, GMT, Explorer 1, Explorer 2, Sea-Dweller or whatever? Please confine answers to just a simple rank, as per my answer below. The question hovers over both vintage and modern aiming to see just what style of Rolex appeals most. However, I think there is a big difference between vintage and modern, so when you state a rank, please state whether it is vintage or modern as I believe it will differ. It is hard to do because sometimes a specific watch or reference holds a special place but only for that watch. I am very curious to see the results. No joint positions!
My ranks:
Vintage: 1) Sea-dweller. 2) Explorer1. 3) Daytona
Modern: 1) Explorer 1. 2) Milgauss. 3) GMT
Rolex survey
I am very curious as to what types of Rolex people like best. I am not talking specific references, merely is it the Submariner, Milgauss, Explorer, GMT, Explorer 1, Explorer 2, Sea-Dweller or whatever? Please confine answers to just a simple rank, as per...
ciao Baron
Vintage & Modern: 1. SD 2. Sub 3. GMT of course in the first place, for me, assigned with country code 119, or a W10 - 0552 caseback
Hmmm, tough game.
Ok, I try... 1/ Vintage: A: GMT ( Surprise? ) B: Submariner. C: Explorers. 2/ Moderns: A: GMT. B: Milgauss. C: Dayto. I had hard time to do this selection, for different reasons. For the Vintage, bacause I had too many references to choose, and for the mo...
Excellent question!
Me like Among Vintage: 1. Daytona 2. GMT 3. Submariner Among Modern: 1. Submariner 2. Millgaus 3. Explorer Cheers D
This is fun!!!
Vintage: 1 Submariner, 2 GMT, 3 Explorer. Modern: 1 Sea Dweller, 2 Explorer, 3 GMT cheers Tony
Hello Baron
Vintage anytime: 1) Submariner, 2) Sea-Dweller, 3) Explorer. Have a nice day! René
Here's mine
Vintage 1. DRSD 2. Thin Case 3. 2.2 million serial Modern 1. 1665 2. MKII 3. Brown Dial
T.Bean has just called my DRSD ;-)
Anyway ........... Vintage 1) Submariner (included SD) 2) Daytona 3) Explorer Moderm 1) GMT 2) Deep Sea 3) nt Ciao ciao This message has been edited by Peppo on 2012-05-09 22:44:25 This message has been edited by Peppo on 2012-05-09 22:46:20...
Ouch! A stick straight thru the heart. ... ...
I can't live much longer .... R... i..p ty.l ..err
Hello dear Baron! Interesting question, but...
... as simple as it is, so difficult to answer. My choice vintage: 1) Submariners, specially no guards and 5512/5513. 2) GMT, specially no guards, and first guards series. 3) Explorer I 4) Daytona (though in this department, I do not own an example yet) M...
Here goes............
Vintage: Submariner, Explorer & GMT (1675) Modern: Explorer II 42mm, Submariner (pre the latest model) & Day Date Y/G
Tough job...
... Not 1/ Vintage: A: GMT.. B: Day-Date.... C: Explorers. 2/ Moderns: A: GMT. B: Explorer C: Day-Date Best Hans
Tough...
vintage... the following 3 arguably at their best during these periods: 1) gmt 2) daytona 3) sub modern... i like 'em white/silver and simple: 1) milgauss 2) DJII smooth bezel 3) explorer II (pre-42mm, that's still considered modern right?) no plans of go...
My Preferences by Rank (Top 3)
1. Submariner 2. Explorer II 3. DSSD No preferences on Vintage because I generally don't collect them. And if I ever did, it would be a Patek. Cheers DB Darien This message has been edited by db darien on 2012-05-04 09:36:22
top three
vintage 1. daytona 2. sea-dweller 3. gmt master modern 1. submariner 2. gmt master 3. platinum day date
Favorites
Vintage: (1) Sub (2) Daytona Modern: (1) WG sub (2) Plat. Day-Date II (3) WG Daytona
2 Types of Rolex
Vintage: Bubble back in steel with California dial c.1945, GMT in steel w/stock jubilee bracelet c.1970, Submariner w/red lettering c.1974 Modern: Milgauss w/green crystal & GMT in stainless steel Those be my five!