ChristianDK
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Rolex Oyster Perpetual 114300
I fell for this “boring” one. Just as I like it. It’s very Zen!
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Rolex Oyster Perpetual 114300
I fell for this “boring” one. Just as I like it. It’s very Zen! ...
Thank you 🙏 I agree. Its VERY “undr the radar” when you see it on the wrist.
I would not be insulted if some find it boring.
So true.
This is as “no nonsense” as a Rolex will ever get. It makes a great pair with my modern Explorer 1. Both are 39 mm and according to my wrist, the perfect proportions.
Funny you mention the Explorer...
I too have a 39 mm Explorer and have been thinking of adding a 39 mm white OP to make it a semi-matching pair.😉
LOL. Great minds Think alike 😁👍
I was never so fond of the OPs but when I saw this I became intrigued by the very simple expression. It’s not as legible as the very tool like Explorer 1 (I just love that watch so much) but it has a calm beauty. I imagine it would look even better with a...
Haha. True. But I love that game....
Although I also love Rolex Oyster bracelets. I will definitely play that game with this one.
The best Rolex white dial I’ve seen, bought both the 34 and 36 and couldn’t be happier 🙂
As you said, very zen. But also very attractive. Reminds me of the expression “modest is hottest” 👍
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I think the dials of the 34 and 36 are even more beautiful. I just personally prefer the 39 mm size more because I have a big wrist.
Great choice, Christian!
I just picked one up as well, and for the exact same reasons. It’s a great go anywhere, do anything, time-only piece that flies under the radar.
yes - thats a perfect description.
Its great isnt it. If you look closer it has an intrieguing aesthetic quality.
Exactly Fab!
this one is reduced to the absolute basic rolex design cues. I suspect less is more in this case. I bet it will still be beautiful in 50 years.
Easily one and done
Enjoy your newest boring wristwatch. Mine has been boring me since June 2020! ...
thank you :-) Wow - I love your picture. It certainly doesnt make it worse with a nice tan like yours..
Congratulations. Ive had mine for a few weeks now. It feels like a keeper for the long run,
thank you, Alberti.
Yes the dial is really handsome on closer inspection. Its easy to overlook from a few meters but thats a good quality as well
Thank you so much, Sir :-)
So is more for the long haul. However, im pretty sure some will just see "Less".
No that is so true
I suspect it has to do with the new size. The stron colors have certainly made quite a marketing impact. Lets see if the black and white will be back in a few years. I just jumped on it as i consider the 39mm PERFECT for me.
I did too on my visit to Tokyo last year.
A great souvenir! Here in front of the Wako Bldg. ...
Lovely Fernanado!
Its great isnt it? hope you are enjoying it iin the best of health.
Thats what I think
but predictions are dangerous in the watch world. I do think that it so presenting the fundamental designcodes of a Rolex watch in a very puristic way. That makes it really interesting.