Rolex

A white gold 1803.

Was looking at the local AD today. Asked if they had a DD40 and they did, so they let me try it. What a watch. Though it occasionally pains me to have sold my 118238, I'm very impressed by the 228238 right here. I think maybe, on the distant horizon, its

Hi folks. A year ago I got myself a Tudor Date+ Day from 1984. 36mm. I’d been thinking I really fancy a Day Date in platinum but wanted to see how I got on with the design etc in a more accessible way. As it happens I loved this and I actually found the d

Have been wearing this one since the weekend. Always lots of joy for a simple Rolex. Green is a great colour ! I would love see the ultimate Rolex (in my mind the 36mm Day Date President) with those green dials that the 40mm DD had. White Gold, 36mm, gree

So, I’ve been pondering this for a while as I have a vintage 1803 White Gold Day-Date shown below and notice that all the newer Day-Date and Datejusts come with high polished lugs now, as opposed to my brushed lugs. Has anyone considered polishing the lug

Remembering my 118238...hope you're enjoying your Rolexes or other pieces on this fine day.

Made a short video on my vintage white gold Prez. I can’t seem to take it off. It not being in yellow gold, I can actually wear it to work without people noticing it much. 😁

I’m really quite taken with the Day Date in platinum with the new blue ombré dial.

Nothing better than a day date presi!

My former 118238. Sometimes I wonder whether this was worth parting with; often this occurs when I'm a little bit tired. Despite its faults, the watch was still generally wonderful. So then I regret having sold it. With where I am now, it still makes some