Gwai
1801
Left wrist
Out of the courtroom, into the sun - this is as close to live footage as it gets. Quick, dirty, relaxed.
Cheers
Marc
Available on the marketplace
Review
Explore the Rolex Daytona 116500LN with a collector's review. Discover insights on its Caliber 4130 movement, ceramic bezel, and dial aesthetics.
67 replies15499 views
Reference Guide
Signo argues for the Rolex Daytona ref. 16519 as the ultimate grail. Explore its white gold case, Zenith El Primero movement, and unique strap design.
21 replies13097 views
Collection
KamalRostov celebrates retirement with a Rolex Daytona 116519LN. Discover why this white gold Oysterflex model is a discreet luxury choice.
40 replies8278 views
Review
Baron - Mr Red compares Rolex Daytona 116500 vs 116519. Explore dial, strap, and material differences. Essential reading for Daytona collectors.
15 replies4582 views
Collection
Explore the Rolex Daytona 116519LN on Oysterflex, a white gold ceramic bezel model. Collectors discuss its appeal, tropical suitability, and place in luxury watch collections.
27 replies4365 views
Market
Explore Rolex, Patek Philippe, and Richard Mille highlights from the Phillips New York auction preview. ZSHSZ shares insights on top lots.
20 replies3675 views
Left wrist
Out of the courtroom, into the sun - this is as close to live footage as it gets. Quick, dirty, relaxed. Cheers Marc ...
Beautiful watch to accompany a coffee and croissant
How are you enjoying the OF? I really like the configuration of a precious metal Daytona with a ceramic bezel on a OF bracelet.
Oh, I enjoy every minute of
wearing or just plain staring at it, and I wear it a lot! It is super comfortable on the wrist and the weight distribution is nothing short of miraculous, hehe. And then there is the dial... My only regret is, uh, biographical: I wish I had a young man's ...
Thank you for sharing! While I am no doctor... I hear there are lasers that they can shoot into your eyes to help you get that eyesight back lol
Hell. I would not say I am senior in any capacity. But I feel like I need something more than my glasses to read some dials out there. Especially the AP QPs. Lots of information on those dials
Hehehe, I hear you. While
I'm no doctor, either, I hear once you've reached a certain age, mid 40's I think, and I'm way past that threshold, lasers can't do sh#t to improve your eyesight. Hard truths.