You know the grey black dial of the 7159, but there was also a grey blue version, ref 7169, wit a blue bakelite bezel. Here it is: Quite cool looking, isn't it? I still prefer the 7159, but I find it quite spectacular. This one has some chip around 2 o cl

As per a personal request, here it is in all its beauty. Best, Nicolas

This dial is pure magic. No wonder why it is a keeper. Best, Nicolas

The Rolex 5513 Marine Nationale was not the only one I took with me, in Cyprus... I also brought this 6542, which is so dear in my heart, and which is a perfect travel companion. Most probably the one I will be buried with... Best, Nicolas

As you well say even the 6542 Albino dial has been subjected to a long time controversy. But photographs of it had been appearing in several magazines and web sites for years. Now... this is the first time I view a white dial Sub. But... Submariner was in

Credit The Beautiful Watch. I must confess that I don't have enough knowledge to say if it is all good or it isn't. I have some serious doubts on the 6542 " White ", and here, I just don't know. Anyone has an idea? Best, Nicolas

Together with the original reference 6542 this is my favourite iteration of the GMT Pepsi.

A GMT MASTER I miss in my collection. I have A 6542 and 4 1675, but no " moderns " for the moment. Well, a neo vintage since it is 40 years old, now. But a kind of " best of both words " with the sapphire glass and the tritium dial and hands. I am looking

So after “getting the call” a while back and picking up my white dial 126500LN I found that I didn’t love the watch as much as I thought I would. It didn’t help matters that I had also taken delivery of a white dial Speedy which quite frankly I preferred.