Rolex

Rail, Cream Dial. A charm. Cool on a Nato, too. Best, Nicolas

The subtle charm of a cream rail dial. One of my favorite neo vintage Rolex. Or should I call it vintage, as it is almost 40 years old? Yes, hard to believe it is that old, as it is in pristine condition. Best, Nicolas

This cream dial needs some light to reveal its incredible charm. Which is one of these great transitional and neo vintage Rolex. Almost 40 years old, now! Best, nicolas

Ok, tis is a Tiffany, but this is not the most important for me. The most attractive point is this superb patina. And the fact that the dial seems, on this picture at least, in very good condition. Credit: Christies. And I like this powerful font of the n

This was one of my summer watches this year. And most probably in the next summers to come. I totally rediscovered it. Best, Nicolas

A 16550 black "rail" dial, from late 1984 / early 1985, if my memory serves. And yes, it had a spider dial, but a very subtly one where the cracks could only be seen at some angles, and was virtually impossible to capture in a photograph. With hindsight,

One for its condition and patina of the indices, from 1992: The second one, Black AND Rail, which is quite unusual for this reference, less unusual for a 16650. Forget the poor condition of the dial, the interest of this watch is educational. BUT I have t

Vintage apart, or let's say in the Neo Vintage Category, this Explorer II certainly is one of the most appealing at least from my point of view. Everything is spectacular, here, the subtle dial, the condition of the bezel and case, the generous beveled lu