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Beautiful Rolex🔥
I had a choice a few years ago to choose Batman or Pepsi. I chose Batman. I still second guess myself at times😊 ...
Don’t! I also have one and it’s my all time favorite watch.
The Batman on jubilee is beautiful. Thank you for the kind comment.
I noticed you prefer the oyster bracelet over jubilee?
For GMT, I am on opposite camp...but other models I do like the oyster type...cannot imagine a Daytona on jubilee.
For some reason, I think a “tool watch” belongs on oyster.
Also if memory serves me well, it was introduced originally on oyster, however my Batman stays on jubilee. I must admit that on hot summers the jubilee is king! I tried a Daytona on “super jubilee” bracelet and I loved it, but sadly only fits on the 11650...
