Rolex

Hi all...I'm thinking of buying my first Rolex sports for everyday wear and looking for some advice. I have only tried on the new ceramic sea-dweller 4000, a new ceramic GMT master II and a new polar explorer (the smaller version 16570 that is out of prod... 

I just find the newer models tend to be a little larger than what I am used to wearing from Rolex. Here are a couple including the early 16750 no date text (right). Can go with black insert or Pepsi. Left is a Matt dial Radial 1675. Bill ...  

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Thanks - the one on the right looks like it has a date window? They are both very nice! I like the idea of an \'open 6\' date....

The first version with white gold surround has the text oyster perpetual and the next version sates oyster perpetual date. This is situated at the top of the dial. Just a unique aspect of this early model. Bill

The Explorer II 16570 has a certain flavor... If your wallet is ok, then the 16550 is for you: ...  

I never knew about this....wow. Thanks!

I really happy with the product, really efficient. but I can also appreciate the beauty of vintage. the problem is where I live, the humidity is 80 % throughout the year and there is no watchmaker to ensure the necessary check up ...  

One of the reasons I like the new ceramic sports (sea dweller in particular) is that they seem to be built like tanks - super robust

Namely, the prior generation Sea Dweller (Reference 16600). This is a modern, useable watch, which was Rolex\'s top of the line diver when it was made. You\'ll find the current pricing now surprisingly friendly. Plus, I think it has a bit more charm that ... 

IMHO a sub no-date or an explorer 2 fits !