rpaduano
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Beatiful piece...
Very very nice watch. The ice dial is stunning. I am very interested in understanding what the exact difference is in the movements between the Day-Date and the Day-Date II. My understanding is that the Day-Date II features a special alloy balance spring that is less susceptible to magnetism. Is this the only difference, if any, or are there others? I am intrigued if Rolex mounts different featured movements in the 2 models. Would love to hear the forum's thoughts on this.
Thanks,
RP
The Flagship of the Rolex Line in the Noble Metal
The Rolex Day Date is the flagship of the Rolex Models. The Day Date is also known as the Rolex President as it has adorned the wrist of several former presidents such as Dwight D. Eisenhower, Lyndon B. Johnson, Gerald Ford, and allegedly Jack Kennedy (bu...
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I cannot say enough about the dial as it hard to take a picture of. Sometimes it is frosty, gleaming, light, dark, all different colors white silver blue ice blue rhodium. I will try to show it with these pictures.......
Great review thanks !
we don't come across so many DD's on the forum and it's a great watch. You have picked a very nice version of the model, congrats !
Very Nice...
& an all time classical favorite. Wear it in good health. Best Wishes Mally
congrats on a very nice catch....
Great dial especially with the roman numerals. It's a beauty. Greetings from India
Beatiful piece...
Very very nice watch. The ice dial is stunning. I am very interested in understanding what the exact difference is in the movements between the Day-Date and the Day-Date II. My understanding is that the Day-Date II features a special alloy balance spring ...