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At the beginning I was on the fence with it , since I’m not really a two-tone guy , but somehow Rolex nailed this one. The more I wear it the more it grows on me . I find myself reaching for it quite often. Also the movement is extremely accurate.
An older picture I took a couple of weeks ago.
With a little time in my hands, a question popped in my head 🤔
If you would want to have only three Rolex and cover the essentials of the brand , what would you choose ??? I’m referring to the modern ceramic era ... Curious what you guys have in mind 😜
You mean the first Blue Deep Sea as James Cameron?
Not sure if the second Deep Blue has the same nickname attached to it.
modern trio...
1) Pepsi GMT Meteorite dial ref 126719 BLRO 2) Daytona White dial Ceramic Bezel ref 116500LN 3) I'm split between OP39 White dial ref 114300 Vs Explorer I ref 214270 btw who is sponsoring this ?! ;-) Best, mahesh.,
I was offered one by my AD two weeks ago tougher with a Cameron Deep-Sea, but I’m waiting for the Pepsi, so foolishly I turned them down . Now I hit my head in the wall :)
I would like to get the Pepsi so I can have three divers and three GMT’s then my Rolex chapter is closed . I fear that it may be discontinued next year , so fingers crossed . 🤞
Believe it or not , I never saw it in the metal !
But I’ll make up for it . I know how much you like it !
Here are my thoughts...
You need a Daytona, without question. You need a Day Date on the Presidential bracelet. No question. The tricky bit is what’s at number 3; a Sub or a GMT. The Daytona and the Day Date can be precious metals, one white one red/yellow. The Sub or GMT can th...
I'm not a big fan of the ceramic era, but I'll try.
OP39 or Explorer I, maybe both WG Daytona Oysterflex I can't think of another Rolex I would wear. There are many that I like, but I don't see myself wearing them. I think I would be more than happy with those three then. A little bird just told me that th...
