Jari from Finland
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Usually it is to choose
one of them after carefully thinking about
which one to choose. I myself have
black dialed 116520 and I am satisfied
with it. Prices of that model have skyrocketed
as well so I bought mine at the right time.
Another 5 Digit Rolex
This week’s 5 digit Rolex throwback, the now classic 16520 Daytona. Why I didn’t buy a matching pair of black and white dials I don’t know. I did think about it, even somewhat recently (4-5 years ago) when it wasn’t the craziest purchase. I think now with...
I think the coloured metals come and go in terms of widespread desirability.
And always, if the watch suits the wearer that’s what’s most important. Some people, myself included, cannot pull off mixed metals and even struggle with single coloured metals.
Yes, easy to look back now and say “should have”.
If I’m honest, the white dial wasn’t my cup of tea until a coupe of years ago (still long enough ago to grab one at a small premium). And it’s still a second choice to the black if I had to make the decision today. But white dials (generally) are growing ...
Usually it is to choose
one of them after carefully thinking about which one to choose. I myself have black dialed 116520 and I am satisfied with it. Prices of that model have skyrocketed as well so I bought mine at the right time.
I have the white dial, my grail,
and my son reminds me very often with a smile that I am merely renting it : )))
