Rolex

As we approach another Baselworld, its enivitable we will start to dream od the watch we would like to see. Over the last few years most have undergone the transition to the the new supercase. We have seen the relaunch of a new a Milgauss and a new watch.... 

...model my next purchase. I do not want a situation of short supply when i am ready to plunge into buying the current Exp II which i feel so strongly is already one of the legends of Rolex tool watches and have to wait for months or having to buy it at p... 

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44 mm Dayto? Are you kidding? I already fear the next evolution ( when, by the way? ) will moderately grow up in size... In a period where most of the brands has understood that the big size watches are not trendy anymore. ( See SIHH tendance, this year )... 

not that significant. the new 40 is 44...wether we like or not. a daytona would work in 42-44 .....look at the Tudor heritage..42mm Its not the size ..its the way you design it. a neww 42/44 with a ceramic black bezel will hide the extra girth well. What ... 

Honestly, to me it is too bulky, too thick, too big. Its case doesn't have the sensuality of the Vintage, and the extra millimetes kill its sweet line. It is a funny watch, it is not a sensual one, anymoreI had the Tudor Heritage in mind when I typed thes... 

Are we talking about the movement or that's something different altogether? Is there a photo to show? Best Tyler

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Hi Imran, A part of me (actually a big part) wants the original lines to stay the way they are but I also realize that change is inevitable. It feels strange to see the new with the old in the same display case. But I guess it's just a matter of time befo...