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That’s what someone called it ( I don’t know the nicknames). Currently one of just two Rolexes, although I have had a few others over the years.
And a wedding ring to match it.
(I have 3 rings to match my watches - this Ti & Rose, a yellow gold & diamond and a platinum)
No more allowance for me.
Caught web-surfing by my wife
Who snuck up behind me
Alas, there goes my allowance for the month 🤨😉🙁
Alas, there goes my allowance for the month 🤨😉🙁
Datejust “Gas Meter” dial
That’s what someone called it ( I don’t know the nicknames). Currently one of just two Rolexes, although I have had a few others over the years.
LoL
first time someone dares to post such an intimate shot
my wife just tends to roll her eyes 🙄
my wife just tends to roll her eyes 🙄
She would say “You already have a two-tone”
And a wedding ring to match it.
(I have 3 rings to match my watches - this Ti & Rose, a yellow gold & diamond and a platinum)
No more allowance for me.
When one is watch shopping online, one should always have their back against the wall.
It may be our most vulnerable time.
The month is half over anyway 😁
Lesson being, spend it on the first day - get up early and press the button while it is still there 😉😁
Cool watch you chose for looking at others 👌🏻👍🏻
Guess we must be careful while surfing horological places at home dear Mike! Ha ha ha!
I love that “boiler gauge” dial Datejust so much.
I found that the nickname came for its resemblance to a pressure gauge dial in the mind of some unknown collector.
I viewed it for first time in an old post from you and it kept haunting me till I found a two tone version some years ago and I jumped on it.
It is a reference 16013 circa 1986 with a dial that has turned creamy color.
I feel it is a very rare dial and very attractive.
Keep enjoying yours so much dear Mike!!
Best cordial regards
Abel
You are welcome dear Mike! Thank you for your kind words, my pleasure to share my Rolex which by the way you inspired me to hunt for it. Best, Abel
Guess we must be careful while surfing horological places at home dear Mike! Ha ha ha!
I love that “boiler gauge” dial Datejust so much.
I found that the nickname came for its resemblance to a pressure gauge dial in the mind of some unknown collector.
I viewed it for first time in an old post from you and it kept haunting me till I found a two tone version some years ago and I jumped on it.
It is a reference 16013 circa 1986 with a dial that has turned creamy color.
I feel it is a very rare dial and very attractive.
Keep enjoying yours so much dear Mike!!
Best cordial regards
Abel