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Ten year old love, that's true love! 😉
The Yacht-Master is a model I love, but for some reason never bought.
Your version didn't sign to me in person, but I did fall in love with the blue dial and with the R-Oysterflex when they both came out. But again, other ones won the pole position and it never happened. Maybe one day.
The Grey Appeal of the Rolex Yacht-Master 16622.
A picture I took today of a watch I consider as one of the five best modern Rolex. The red touch makes the big difference and all the charm of this Yacht-Master. Different from what we are used to see when it comes to he Submariner, discrete, elegant. Wha...
I have been considering this one many times in the past, mainly when I still thought that I could live with only one watch
But every time I tried it on, it didn't sign to me for some reason, maybe a bit cold for my taste. Anyway, a great modern Rolex, no question. Thanks for another beautiful picture!
Ten year old love, that's true love! 😉
The Yacht-Master is a model I love, but for some reason never bought. Your version didn't sign to me in person, but I did fall in love with the blue dial and with the R-Oysterflex when they both came out. But again, other ones won the pole position and it...
I agree 100% and there is more.
If you wear the watch you see how flat is this watch for a Rolex, it could be a AP RO too (but it is the better watch). 40,83mm x 11,57mm near to the golden cut 4 : 1. You ever took a link of the bracelet out ? There is not only a srew in every link like ...
Good question! It was introduced, in this version, in what? 1998, 1999? In the grey market, it was the same price, at that time. It was even rarer than a Steel Daytona.
Then, from 2002, you started to find here and there, it was much easier to find than the steel Daytona. But the retail was very close, if not slightly above the Steel Daytona Zenith 16520. Best, Nicolas