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Unique Dial Pink Gold Day -Date

 
 By: brevetplus : February 25th, 2012-11:48
Pink 1803 with a pink Arabic unique dial.

Very nice catch

 
 By: Bill : February 25th, 2012-11:53
Nice harmony and balance on the dial complemented by diamonds no less.

There a few nice Arab logo dials out there I hope we can see a few here.

Bill

A very nice come back, Brevet plus. Thanks for the share! [nt]

 
 By: amanico : February 25th, 2012-12:22
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Love Day Dates, and I specially enjoy wearing with a set of croco straps...

 
 By: Subexplorer : February 25th, 2012-18:13
... your got a very unusual Arabic inscriptions dial, which makes it a one of a kind piece. I wish you enjoy it so much Brevetplus! and thank you for sharing here! Very cordially, Abel.

Bought 4 or 5 of these ones in last 3 years

 
 By: brevetplus : February 26th, 2012-05:15
But the pink gold one is a unique dial never ever seen before.





The Day Date on the third picture is to die for. Sublime! Thanks for these pics B+!

 
 By: amanico : February 26th, 2012-05:18

Superb examples I love the sub [nt]

 
 By: ImranLondon : March 1st, 2012-06:08
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Wow very nice, never seen this dial before [nt]

 
 By: ImranLondon : March 1st, 2012-06:09
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I just love the Rolex Day-Date, always

 
 By: harrisans : March 4th, 2012-05:04
For some strange reason, I have always loved the Rolex Day-Date, though it is not as collectible as any Rolex sports watch.

It is the most practical watch for daily wear, since it shows the date and the also, the day in full.  The whole watch comes in a big chunk of solid gold or platinum.  Indeed, it is a very attractive watch, looking at it, from any angle.

If I had the money, I would rather buy 12 used Rolex Day-Date than 1 Double Red Sea-Dweller that comes in a solid chunk of steel.

In the event of an emergency (we do not know, when) and if I need some money urgently, any day of the week, I can always pledge my Rolex Day-Date, for its approximate gold value, at any pawn-shop.  Will a pawn-shop operator, most likely a non-collector of vintage-watches, lend someone $2 000.00 against a DRSD that is worth $30 000.00 or so, let's say?