Rolex

P Series, Chronometry Tests. The originality? The dial! Credit pictures: Premium Watches. This one was sold some years ago by Premium Watches. It has been made in year 2000. Do you like it, or is it too unusual for the Daytona lover in you? Best, Nicolas ...  

Not really a Daytona fan at all but I LIKE this one. What’s the reference number?

I’ve never seen this before but i really like it!

I like this minimalist look.

It’s like looking at a friend who always wears spectacles and has suddenly taken them off. Regards Kev.

Less is more !

just by seeing the picture i almost considered it as a fake Rolex ;-) btw what are those 2 dots below the sub-seconds register ? Best, mahesh.,

And I actually saw one in metal last year Even with a twist Cheers Sam ...  

I think we have all been trained to like unusual and rare when it comes to Rolex dials and so while I say I like it I think that’s only beaucse it’s unusual and rare. If this was an actual mass produced dial (even with the logo on the dial) then I think I... 

My eyes say No No No. Would not get put on my wrist. Thank you for the post though. M.

it is so clean compare to other daytona

I would take this over every Daytona. Pre Daytona chronos and Paul Newman on the other hand are in totally different league of gorgeousness and investment game

Best, Volker

a little too sterile, looks like it was taken out of the oven a bit too early.

A Rolex for people who want a less obvious version?

Maybe it is even a fake? I don’t know (as Rolex never comments). Anyway this has never been produced for consumers.

I've seen this kind of dial in many movement in school...except for the 1861 training movement from wostep, the dial was black and very similar with speedy.

Baxter

I am not sure what to think .... Julian

with the Rolex Logo it would be perfect. So the dial is unconventional clean but feels somewhat empty. Best Thomas