Rolex

There are many watches which left me somewhat cold on launch but then after a little time to digest and handle they became must haves for me. I do think watches can be very different in the flash. I do have to say though that being a die hard daytona fan

A while ago I got the call from my AD. The white dial SS Daytona that I had been waiting for a long time had arrived. It was very pleasant to go to the AD to get it and had its bracelet to be adjusted on my wrist while discussion about watches with the pe

Anyone done it? I basically want the rattle-y vintage style bracelet on my 116520. Thank you

I recently was onboard a flight to the Balearic Islands with 2 friends for some boys fun. Having drank the obligatory 3/5 pints in the lounge and then onboard the flight it was time for the little boys room at the front of the aircraft. As we were sat tog

I wouldn't call it "the last of the Zenith Daytonas" as its the ONLY Daytona with a zenith-based movement. Its has a great old school feel, maybe "non feel" on the wrist. Here's one of mine (I have both SS colors, few ..), even with the stickers that I ha

Not quite vintage, and not modern. The last of the Zenith Daytonas. And with the polished center links, it fairs well as a slightly more dressy sports watch (if that’s possible). Lots of owners here, of both dial variations. And many of us wishing we had

Then the 6265

If you don't know it yet, 2023 is the 60th anniversary of the Rolex Daytona. And coincidently to Nico's PN post today , I wrote this one, so here is a story about the Red Daytona: . 20 years ago, in mid 2003, 2 watches appeared in auction. These watches w

A watch I saw a couple of months ago, in Paris. The " Djinn Shot ". )) I always had mixed feelings about the Pail Newman. Cool to see, but on my wrist, not that thrilling, strangely. And you always have a fear that it is not totally original, unless if th