DrStrong
[Rolex Moderator]
6930
Beautiful !
I was lucky enough to see this watch in the metal a couple of months ago and it is not only the rarest Cosmograph reference, but above all a beauty.
There is a lot of class in two color dials, whereas three color dials look sportier.
Congrats to the new owner !
He owes us a group picture of his Cosmographs ;-)
Cheers
Jeff
I fell on a sublime Paul Newman...
Last week, I had the opportunity to play with a Daytona Paul Newman for a few hours... Till one of us came to pick it up. I would like to thank him ( he knows who he is ) for that opportunity, as it is much different to see this kind of watch for a few mi...
You fall a lot ...
... my friend ... i hope it doesn't hurt too much, but i have my doubts .... . I could fall for this one too but they are way outta my league .... . So i had a look at the 'new' Tudor Heritage Chrono today and it's not bad .... who knows ? Best, Filip
Yes, that is my problem, lastly.. :)
As I said, I'm more into GMTs and Diving watches to consider adding a PN in my collection, but it is also very cool to know that there are some marvellous watches that I wouldn't be able to get. I love this idea! Best, my friend. Nicolas.
No so great, Pete...
But hey, you have an idea of the watch... Thanks a lot! Best, Nicolas
Beautiful !
I was lucky enough to see this watch in the metal a couple of months ago and it is not only the rarest Cosmograph reference, but above all a beauty. There is a lot of class in two color dials, whereas three color dials look sportier. Congrats to the new o...
Yes, I think he owes us a family shot...
Well, I don't know if it is a good idea... Agree, totally agree on your distinction between 2 and 3 colored dials. Best, Nicolas
Two vs. Three colors
only the outside track is different, the rest of the watch is exactly identical......
WOW...
what a beauty! Looks totally original with its genuine folded link Oyster bracelet. Beautiful watch indeed...
Thanks, Slugo.
It is indeed big luck to be able to play with such " Monsters ". Best, Nicolas
LOL, Mr Baron...
I guessed you would tell us more about this reference! Best, my friend. Nicolas
6264 is an unusual Dayto
you don't see many around, thats for sure. And even less that have not been damaged. That beauty on your wrist is the only one I have actually seen. The 6262 is the other that I rarely see. But what a comparison between something like the 6239/6262 and th...
Now, the wolf is out of the wood, eeeh?
You talk about it with so much elegance and eloquence, my friend... So much passion, too. Hats off, my friend. Nicolas
You where happy a few hours..
...your friend can be it for the test of his life Thankyou for sharing these exquisite pictures Cheers Hans
Greed...
The point is, ladies and gentleman, that greed, for lack of a better word, is good. Greed is right, greed works. Greed clarifies, cuts through, and captures the essence of the evolutionary spirit. Greed, in all of its forms; greed for life, for money, for...
what a dial
I do love it. the subdials seem highlighted by the cream/white dial. really works for me. But I must admit I am more an Explorer/Explorer II person myself.... Thanks for your thoughts...
the depth and
subtileness is like anything I ve ever seen in a watch. A newman dial has so much to look at besides the time. I had the same thing as you Nicolas. I was really caught by it and could not leave it alone anymore. I wear it almost every day. Great pictures ...
Is this the watch you most often wear, Steven?
It is hard to believe when we consider your fabulous 1675 and Sea Dweller... But now, I know what you mean. The real experience is the only one which is worth it! Best, Nicolas
I would say yes
I do admit that I feel it is a little more delicate than a sub or seadweller. But for my office days, I wear it most. Cheers
WOW, I never get to play with PN's
Great pics the dial of that watch is really a beauty.
Indeed, Michael, it is difficult to not love it! BUT...
Playing with it is a dangerous game, my friend... Especially for the mental health. Best, Nicolas