
Jay (Eire)'s post spotlights a custom 1974 Rolls-Royce Silver Shadow, once owned by Mike Skinner of The Streets, which recently sold for the price of a white gold Daytona. This piece delves into the unique appeal of such a vehicle, exploring the intersection of automotive customization, cultural impact, and luxury valuation. Jay (Eire) prompts a fascinating discussion on pairing such a distinctive car with an equally compelling timepiece.

The Automotive 365 is a notable reference within the brand's catalog, recognized for its robust construction and focus on performance-oriented design. This model often features a more substantial case and components, distinguishing it from some of the brand's more minimalist offerings. It represents a commitment to durability and a more assertive aesthetic, appealing to collectors who value a watch with a strong presence and engineering integrity.
This reference typically incorporates a stainless steel case, providing a resilient and enduring structure. The movement housed within is a mechanical self-winding caliber, known for its reliability and precision. The crystal protecting the dial is generally sapphire, offering excellent scratch resistance and clarity. The design prioritizes legibility and functional aesthetics, consistent with its intended use.
For collectors, the Automotive 365 holds appeal due to its blend of technical specifications and a design that emphasizes strength. It fits into the brand's lineup as a more utilitarian yet refined option, often sought after by those who appreciate watches built with an emphasis on practical performance. Variants of this reference may include different dial finishes or strap options, but the core design principles remain consistent.
Dirty but clean. Love an old Rolls.
unless you seen how dey be rollin' Rollses in L.A. 'fool' LMAO........
...was the first time I saw Rolls Royces double parked on Rodeo Drive. They were like Volkswagen Beetles there : )
… over listening to his music
There’s an all original one of these in the garage I use, and while it’s great I think I’d be much more drawn to this one here.
I think the wheels make it. The interior was heavily modified too.
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