Rolex

I personaly love the Submariner because it carries so much of the "Rolex Spirit"

Sub, Seadweller, GMT, Yachtamster, Daytona, Date Just, Explorer I or II, and some more I certainly forgot...
yes...
What model????
Well, I'm a loyal boy, and I'd say...GMT, as it was my first serious and expensive wathc, that introduced me in the World of Watches...
With it on my wrist, I felt like the king of the world....
It was 10 years ago, and I still remeber this feeling...WOW.
Best.
Nicolas

... GMT 16750 matte dial. Same Nicola's reason!

Regards, Lobo.

The GMT II is the most functional / usable timepiece Rolex makes, but I can't get enough of my Daytona.

I had only one Rolex to  buy from now, sure it would be a Day Date .

Why ? cuz i love DD'  timeless style, useful functions, président bracelet , sober and beautiful dials , smooth bezels , and, and and , what else ?

and l love DD , funny, isn't it

greetings from France

I do not have any Rolex........but if my wrist was twisted:

Oyster Day-Date in WG, Domed Bezel,  WG Dial and President Bracelet.

 

Because that is what Rolex aspirations are about.......

Regards,

MTF

. . . and, coincidentally, Omega Railmasters and IWC Ingenieurs. Their relative immunity from the effects of magnetic distortion isn't a factor, Dr Strong . . . I just happen to like the simple, clear, uncomplicated appearance of a rugged three-handed watch without the intrusion of a single complication . . . cordially, Art

for the magnetic field DrNo !

;-)

I forgot this pic with the spoon and the red indexes...Wow!
Art????LOL
Best.
Nicolas

. . . than a 'Paul Newman' Daytona! Cordially, Art

 

 

GMT for pilots,

Submariner for divers,

Sea-Dweller to impress guys,

Explorer for cave dwellers,

Daytona for race car driver ... just a weekend hobby since it is so expensive

... my daily wear is the GMT Master II - final edition pepsi