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Collection
Explore Champthekid's Rolex Datejust 36mm with its rare 'tuxedo' dial from 2008. Discover why this unique dial captivated a collector.
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Discussion
Is the Rolex Datejust 116234 with Roman numerals too dressy for a casual lifestyle? Collectors debate versatility and style for everyday wear.
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Vintage
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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Vintage
Is a Geiger counter reliable for vintage Rolex dials? Baron - Mr Red explains why it's not, detailing Radium vs. Tritium, varying materials, and measurement complexities.
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Reference Guide
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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Vintage
Explore the definitive guide to Vintage Rolex watches. Learn to identify true vintage pieces by Plexi-glass, 4-digit references, and Tritium dials.
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Everything just looks so good on your wrist!
I don't know if it's the watch that looks good, or the model that makes the watch look good! Maybe it's both!
I'm sure of one thing, though, it's not
the stickers... Just kidding, great images Cheers Marc
The presidential bracelet made me expect a day-date.
But the real unexpected wasn’t the datejust but this gem markers sodalite dial!
Gorgeous watch and dial!! Thank your for sharing :)
I love all the interesting variants of watches Rolex has produced over the years. So much to still discover.
Very beautiful - I am currently on the hunt for a 4-digit datejust
with a rare blue dial variant. Yours reminds me of the charm and quirkyness of the older models with uncommon dials - a lovely watch. Bravo!