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I had a white dial and black dial
16520 and ultimately sold them both. Two things bothered me: no date and screwed in pushers made it impractical to use. I put up with it in my Blancpain Flyback but at least it has the date. The Day-Date to me is very practical as I always want to know the day and date. Lol.
Something truly beautiful about these Rolex Daytona
I have always had a very soft spot for the daytona, yet, I find the chrono to be "not so practical to use" compared to other chronograph, and that mainly because the pushers are screwed... Its too much work! The dial is not the most legible either, especi...
100% agree. Truly a classic.
One of my favorite watch models. I really love all Daytonas. Just the degree varies. ...
I had a white dial and black dial
16520 and ultimately sold them both. Two things bothered me: no date and screwed in pushers made it impractical to use. I put up with it in my Blancpain Flyback but at least it has the date. The Day-Date to me is very practical as I always want to know th...
For sure. Still a great watch
Just not for me. I replaced with a Nautilus and gave to my dad.
I get that the Nautilus
Is not for everyone either. The styling is a little strange but the one thing I will say is that there is not one other watch that I’ve tried out so far that when you wind it, it has a superb mechanical feel and sound to it. I can’t really describe it but...
To me, it look like a 1970 television screen.
It's too plain, for my taste, I much prefer the Genta's design of the AP Jumbo
I have a Blancpain flyback, but the screwed pushers are décoration only..
That's on the FF5085, so which model is with real screwed? Not real screws ...
Classic! I like the 16520,
I have a couple of 16523, love them too, the simetry of the subdials, the thinner hands, and the nice battons endices. I wore one for so long, it almost feels like a second skin to me. Nowaday, i seldom wear, but they still move me.