Rolex

Rolex Sky Dweller ref. 326934 ...about the reliability of (just about any modern) Rolex on the wrist. And while I do think the Sky Dweller is a little too big and a little too thick, I'm happy I have the wrist estate to just about hang it. Certainly an in...  

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...as always!

Nothing flashy at all -- I'm always in shades of blue or grey.

This is from the first SS release, such an amazing movement! Pick a bracelet, it looks great. ...  

And I prefer it on oyster, which suits the larger case better imo

Sky-Dweller's annual calendar and GMT functions are so attractive to watch fans! You said it is a "novel display method". I am curious whether this display method makes you feel "twice as efficient" in actual use, such as reading time and date more intuit... 

I do not think about efficiency. It is very easy to read the watch, and easier for sure compared to the perpetual calendars which I have (which are also smaller, and less legible). I like that the Sky-Dweller is easy to set too, so after some days or week... 

There's only one solution! Start doing arm wrestling workouts to get thicker forearms! It does (veerrry slightly) thicken the wrist. Anything for watches 😉

...but I would not mind a smaller Sky-Dweller! ;-)

40mm and maybe 11/12mm thickness would be nice

very interesting Rolex. Best, Emmanuel

...that the Land Dweller has taken the crown for being more complex(?!).

not to the complication, as the LD has only a date complication.

And once you see it, you can't "un-see" it. I saw one in the wild once, and I noticed how fantastic it looked from a distance. I couldn't keep my eyes off of it, so I had to get one of my own. Ha! Nice pics too. Thanks for sharing.

...a less common sight. But you're right, it somehow always looks fantastic on another person's wrist!

This watch looks very cool. I really plan to buy one for my father. Do you have any good suggestions?

Better yet, let your dad pick a colour. They are all good; I've had it in white, and now I have it in blue.