Reference Guide
PhinneyWood's detailed comparison of Rolex GMT-Master II bezels offers a crucial perspective on how subtle color variations impact a watch's aesthetic under different lighting conditions. This article delves into the nuances of bezel hues, a topic of significant interest to collectors who appreciate the intricate details of Rolex's ceramic innovations. PhinneyWood's observations highlight the importance of how a watch's appearance can transform from outdoors to indoors, a factor often overlooked in initial impressions.
It almost reminded of patina on a 1675, 16750, 16710 etc (i would say 16760 but that's a coke haha). And not the good kind of patina haha
Glad you like it and not the others hahaha. I joke.
I just love that the blue is darker and the red is richer
I'm sure they would though - not sure why you'd give up a mk1 bezel though. They're rarer.
looking good brother.
I really like the deep, crisp colors, but I have to say that I’d be surprised if they make a “Coke” version because in low/ medium light the bezel does look black and red.
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