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New Explorer II is disappointing me the most
Big opportunity for some design tweaks but nothing 
The Steel GMT is back on an oyster bracelet
Will that inspire or irritate? I’m not sure.
Thanks,
Brian
Thanks,
Brian
A very underwhelming year for the crown. More Focus on Tudor perhaps? All part of the long term pricing plan.
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"Much ado about nothing" was the theme for this year.
Definitely not a good day for all these greedy for money grey dealers that had hoped for the discontinuation of some popular Daytona models...and a ceramic Explorer II.
My initial reactions...
Today's questionable green palm fronds will soon be tomorrow's discontinued darling.
I like the fluted dial design on the DJ36, especially the blue one. A fluted dial, fluted bezel, jubilee bracelet DJ36 should come with sunglasses.
I'm disappointed that the DJ41 still has the seconds values at the five minute markers. I prefer the cleaner outer track design on the OP36.
The meteorite Daytona looks stunning!!
The TT Explorer 36 does looks sharp. If the SD can be in TT, so can the Explorer. As Tim Mosso wondered in his recent webcast, is Rolex releasing a new TT model to increase interest in existing TT models and thus take some pressure off the steel models?
Why no hint of green on the 50th anniversary Explorer? It's not
like Rolex. Are they holding out for a closing ceremony surprise?
Most novelties are boring. Business as usual.
Only few that stand out and deliver what an enthusiast appreciates.
You think this is it? I reckon Rolex “get it”, there will be something special coming outside of this run.
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