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Halcro's insightful post revisits the Rolex Cellini Prince, a timepiece that challenged Rolex's traditional design philosophy upon its 2005 reintroduction. This article explores why this rectangular watch, with its visible, decorated movement, remains a fascinating anomaly in the brand's history and a compelling subject for collectors today. Halcro's detailed analysis and stunning photography highlight the unique attributes that set the Cellini Prince apart.
It is precisely for the reasons you highlight in your post that the Cellini Prince, to this day, remains my favorite Rolex! I happen to have a list of watches which I aim to obtain before something along the lines of a Cellini, but as far as Rolex's offering goes, it easily tops the 'list' for my tastes.... Hugely appreciate your post and pictures, cheers, Filip
When i saw it from a good friend and fellow member it surprised me a lot how good it looks .
Loving the Art Deco vibe though..
...so solid. I'll take 3 in yellow gold please...
But then again I'm a big fan of rectangular watches.
It's such an interesting departure from Rolex's usual and it has a very interesting shaped movement too.
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