I think it is a cheeky play on the love of faded vintage bezels.
Apr 09, 2024,11:11 AM
This is a contrast of what you could have if it was an old aluminum bezel instead of ceramic. And it works perfectly on the GMT only, thanks to the day/night distinction. It has a bit of a ghost vibe on the bottom half.
Starting to get boring here with 2024 releases. This gmt reminds me of the all black bezel version. No difference. Should’ve changed the GMT hand to some other color at least. Feels too similar to the first version. So no coke…and the coke went to Tudor h...
The day-date looks quite attractive - but nothing out of the ordinary to me and the other releases are kind of “quirky”. I’ll see if I can try some on over the next couple of days. I have the BLNR on an oyster. The way I see it is that if this had already...
This is a contrast of what you could have if it was an old aluminum bezel instead of ceramic. And it works perfectly on the GMT only, thanks to the day/night distinction. It has a bit of a ghost vibe on the bottom half.
They told me there will be a 3% chance it will be available for viewing. I paid a 10% deposit for the appointment. The deposit was the equivalent of the present value of the watch in 2032 when I get the call from the waiting list, I think? I am wondering ...
It’s a stainless steel gmt. So it’s great at baseline. This version is def more subtle which is why I personally love it. But then again I love every Rolex gmt.
I think this was a lazy effort. I like the black ceramic bezel and green hand and wording on the older model. I simply do not get this. A green and black bezel to be worn on the left hand, yes. An all green bezel, yes. An all blue bezel with blue GMT hand...