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The crown watchmaker said no, in 30 years Rolex never saw one like this. He dont think that it is true. [nt]
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Looks Awful.
My eyes say No No No.
Would not get put on my wrist.
Thank you for the post though.
M.
Would not get put on my wrist.
Thank you for the post though.
M.
Thanks for your feedback, G.M. It is not a watch for everybody, for sure. [nt]
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Without investment reasoning
I would take this over every Daytona.
Pre Daytona chronos and Paul Newman on the other hand are in totally different league of gorgeousness and investment game
Pre Daytona chronos and Paul Newman on the other hand are in totally different league of gorgeousness and investment game
Thanks for your answer. We'll see at the end how many are pro and against. Interesting! [nt]
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Fascinating, but
a little too sterile, looks like it was taken out of the oven a bit too early.
Never went to the market.
Maybe it is even a fake? I don’t know (as Rolex never comments). Anyway this has never been produced for consumers.
A Rolex which was not meant to see the light outside the Rolex Manufacture. As it was a proto for chronometry purposes. [nt]
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Ahh... No wonder...
I've seen this kind of dial in many movement in school...except for the 1861 training movement from wostep, the dial was black and very similar with speedy.
P Stahl had a whole collection of these one off daytona dials
I am not sure what to think ....
Julian
Well, these dials, as protos, should not go out of Rolex Manufacture, normally... [nt]
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For me
with the Rolex Logo it would be perfect. So the dial is unconventional clean but feels somewhat empty.
Best Thomas
Best Thomas
I don’t trust any of this prototype dial. They were not born with the watches, somehow made there way out of the factory [nt]
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