Rolex

Rolex did such tremendous job with the Sky Dweller. Every time I put mine on and set the calendar I am just blown away by how innovative the watch is yet how Rolex managed to remain true to their original design DNA. Just enjoying sharing an old picture a...  

I love the clean dial of the AC execution. I am curious why the fluted bezel needed to be Gold. That being said, I would include a SD4K and a ND Sub.

I believe the gold bezel is to add a bit of luxury to the watch. Rolex tend to include platinum and gold in all their watches to emphasize a luxury upmarket product categorization. Some people like that, others don’t. I have to say I a big fan of the addi... 

With an “old” design; but perhaps it’s growing on me 😁

Is another’s iconic

I just prefer the sea dweller 43, sits better on my wrist. Deep blue sure is cool though

Though the day date is the better watch overall, the SD is definitely the better complication. Rolex really surprised me with how innovative yet able to remain true to their design aesthetic. I keep hoping we will see more of this in the future.

I have a Sub and an OP 39 — very pleased with both — not really feeling the urge for another, but if I did it would be a SS Daytona.

Simple and reliable innovation from the user's perspective. We timepiece enthusiasts know that Rolex single-handedly modernized away from the complicated task of side pushers for setting. At the same time, Rolex rewards us with exceptional waterproofness....  

Agreed on Rolex doing water proofing right. I love Patek and Vacheron but just don’t get why they can’t modernize their watches, at least as a safety concern to protect the delicate movements

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That platinum Daytona is killer! wow

These days it’s pretty normal to see watches extend beyond the wrist. Give it a try