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Question about the ceramic Pepsi.
Today I visited an old friend who for decades has been an official Rolex dealer. I went to inquire about a Pepsi in Oyster bracelet for my son-in-law. He told me that Rolex is not delivering Pepsis to dealers as they are trying to solve the issue of the red ceramic changing hues in time. My friend should know, of course, but I wonder if anyone has any news on this matter.
I don’t much care for the red hue on my Pepsi but I don’t use it much at all.
Question about the ceramic Pepsi.
Today I visited an old friend who for decades has been an official Rolex dealer. I went to inquire about a Pepsi in Oyster bracelet for my son-in-law. He told me that Rolex is not delivering Pepsis to dealers as they are trying to solve the issue of the r...
It’s interesting that at this point they are still contending with the ceramic coloring.
But yours honestly looks great in this picture, so I’m surprised you don’t like it.
A polite lie I think.
Many Pepsi BLRO’s are delivered worldwide daily. This may have been a way to discourage you in your expectations of allocation. Just a thought. I personally don’t believe in polite lies but some use these stories to dissuade requests.
Indeed, the Pepsi appears in the Rolex page “configurator”. Maybe he’s not receiving any. He recently got me a Daytona within a couple of weeks, as soon as Rolex sent him one.
Go figure. And I bought a Pepsi from him soon after they were first launched with the ceramic bezel (the one in the picture).
I don’t see an issue with mine August 2017 🙂
These are the best ones Love the softer look, way nicer 😉 ...
What is the process for this? It can’t be patination bc it’s ceramic. Am I correct here?
Very interesting indeed.