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Explore the Rolex Thunderbird/Turn-O-Graph references 6609 and 1625. Delve into their history, the U.S. Air Force connection, and collector insights.
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Baron - Mr Red identifies the Rolex Submariner 16610LV as a future classic, detailing its unique features and collector appeal from the 1990-2018 era.
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Explore the Rolex Jubilee bracelet 6251H, an unsung hero of vintage GMTs. Learn about its history, unique rolled steel construction, and specific end links.
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Explore the history and collector appeal of Tiffany & Co. double-signed Rolex sports models, including the Submariner ref. 5513.
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Nice box of Daytona’s.
Whilst I love all Daytona’s in your box I’d go Platinum first 6263 black dial second 116500 third The rest all jointly after these 3. Miles.
Hard choice for me
They are all wonderful pieces in their own special way. But if you put the leopard daytona there...i’d know the answer immediately. Credit: Supermanwatch ...
It is so beautiful in hindsight
So daring, so controversial, so rare to find in the wild. Do you know anyone on this forum who donned one? How did the Mobuto match their personality? Were they kinky, or serious people?
Yikes! So guilty.
Don't know how that picture got flipped upside down, but I know I deserve it for trying to throw a wet blanket on your Daytona fun!
Great selection. These are the best modern Daytonas right here IMO, plus the nice 6263.
Personally my favorite modern one would be 116500LN with the silver/steel dial of the WG Oysterflex. One can dream. ;-)
In this selection the top right for me
I liked the platinum a lot until a good friend of mine (female) purchased and wore it. Since that time I am not interested anymore as it suits her so well - for me it is now the female version of Daytona. The only one I ever got is the one with arabic num...
Shame on me - I did not know until now that it is called racing dial ;-)
Attention as most other Daytona I would say; don't think that many can tell it is WG. My Kermit draws more attention than this one..
Really Kermit over Daytona! You know these 509s came out and were run through the GFC and recovery phase. Never got much hype as 2016+ models are getting. Case in point owners don't even know they are called racing dials -
3 of them in WG and one in TT. there is one more interesting fact about your specific model which is not well known.
Wow, this is true expertship.
Actually I only know the black dial and my version - never seen the others. And I am also curious to learn what the specific fact is
What a great collection!
Are you saying that the 116519LN (white gold with oysterflex) is your least favorite? I am interested in purchasing this watch and would love to hear pros and cons.