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Dial change for my GMT Master II.
Recently ordered a dial change from the original black to the blue variant for my white gold Pepsi.
Since the moment I had received the white gold Submariner I felt that both watches looked a bit too similar with their black dials,especially as I like to have variety in my watch box.
As time for a service had come I decided to have the dial of the GMT changed to blue.
Now I feel that the GMT and the Sub have again enough of a distinct look : what do you think?
Best,
Gerard
Dial change for my GMT Master II.
Recently ordered a dial change from the original black to the blue variant for my white gold Pepsi. Since the moment I had received the white gold Submariner I felt that both watches looked a bit too similar with their black dials,especially as I like to ...
I think it was a good choice, more contrast and with the release of the steel Pepsi on oyster, you can have both!👍🏻
I’m patiently waiting for the Sub myself! As always, great shot!
Thanks.
When I ordered the dial change I did of course not yet know about the recent Rolex decision to offer also the oyster bracelet for the steel Pepsi. Also from this perspective I am fine with my decision!
I do have the first generation white gold Pepsi.
And for this one Rolex is not offering the meteorite dial. This is however fine with me as I personally see the meteorite dial more within the context of more elegant watches like the DD or even the Daytona. I may however opt one day to change the dial of...
Yes,Rolex made the change.
In fact they offer to exchange to whatever dial that is or was in use for that particular reference. This is part of their regular after market service.
