An overlooked classic?
I am surprised at how few Cellini Moonphase watches I see "in the wild". The concept of Rolex has been, to offer purpose built watches – the Submariner for divers, the Explorer for adventurers, the GMT-Master for travelers, the Daytona for race drivers, t...
Yeah I've always wondered why Rolex treated the Cellini as the crazy aunt they kept in the attic.
Beautiful watches that fits the Rolex branding, but they seem to put very little marketing behind them.
I don't know but I see a lot of magazine ads for Cellini
Perhaps it's because Rolex has an established image of being a ubiquitous sports watch manufacturer or maybe others have a more established formal or dress watch collection and the choices are widespread? Here, I can compare this watch with JLC's Master C...
Yeah, in 2016 I think it was I first saw this ad for Cellini and I thought, finally, Rolex is getting behind these.
And you're right, there are more print ads for them. I just wonder if they don't seem to sell. Maybe people just go to Patek for this style or other brands. I did see this watch in the flesh at a store and I liked it BUT it didn't jump out at me. Strange ...
I have a similar JLC moonphase;
Not surprisingly, these watches wear completely different and have totally different looks. Both great! ...
For me Cellini is the classic dress watch
Aesthetically I view the Cellini Time Only as being in the same company as the Calatrava 3919 which is "the" classic dress watch in my book. The dual time and Moonphase are less interesting but I have never seen one in the wild except my own. ...
Looking just perfect
Nice Cellini. I like the other replies to. Watches with a moon phase in a round dial at the 6 o clock position is just what i want on my wrist and my collection. The Cellini with it’s second hand on the center axle is my cup of tea. The movement makes it ...
I Agree!
My first Post. I love mine and it gets the most wrist time of all my watches. Moonphase ...
