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Thinking bout getting one of these one of these days. Definitely the 116264. I love the roulette wheel and red secondhand. They really make the watch pop for me! Now comes the hard part. White dial, black dial, blue dial, steel (Rolesor with the white gold bezel), two-tone (yellow or rose gold), Oyster or Jubilee? Which variety would you choose, and why?
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Turn-O-Graph
Thinking bout getting one of these one of these days. Definitely the 116264. I love the roulette wheel and red secondhand. They really make the watch pop for me! Now comes the hard part. White dial, black dial, blue dial, steel (Rolesor with the white gol...
I think I would choose a 6202
with a hobnail cream bezel, as shown in the cover photo of my post on the Turn-o-graph: www.watchprosite.com Best, Emmanuel
Never saw your Turn-O-Graph article. Very informative! That hobnail is really something. But missing is the attractive (to me) roulette date and red second hand.
Plus I’ve lost my confidence in buying vintage Rolex due to so many unethical sellers and resulting Frankenstein watches out there. That tropical chocolate all gold example is simply the crème de la crème, almost literally!
I hope you will find an example with roulette date and red seconds hand soon!
Wishing you the best! PS: and yes the gold tropical is appealing!
Never saw your Turn-O-Graph article. Very informative! That hobnail is really something. But missing the attractive (to me) roulette date and red second hand.
Plus I’ve lost my confidence in buying vintage Rolex due to so many unethical sellers and resulting Frankenstein watches out there. That tropical chocolate all gold example is simply the crème de la crème, almost literally!
I think I would choose a 6202
with a hobnail cream bezel, as shown in the cover photo of my post on the Turn-o-graph: www.watchprosite.com Best, Emmanuel