Quick random ex1 thoughts
I had a bit of time a few days ago and ventured into a gray dealer to check the multple variations of the explorer1. It's always good to see what the crown has to offer, even if I don't own any as of today. Crystals had protective stickers on making AR co...
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For tritium fans it remains the most affordable while not giving up anything in terms of water resistance and day to day resistance. I yet have to see a 14270 turning to yellow or orange like the 1016 or submariners, a pale yellow is the best I have seen ...
Yes, the patina on the 14270 is not mad...
Not mike those: But some can be very cool looking, like this one ( from Lunar Oyster ). ...
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Hi Very little Rolex knowledge & experience of the watches, so your thoughts welcome. Those that I have tried - both 36 & 40 mm of current iteration & the 39mm. While it's a few years since I tried it I can remember I didn't get along with the 39mm as I t...
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My biggest surprise was how hard it was to tell time under very bright conditions with multiple light sources due to too many polished surfaces and thin hands, possibly a matter of getting used to.
I don’t like big watches. There. My wrist is not small (7 1/2”). I wear often a Rolex GMT because I like that watch in particular. That said, my favorite watch is a 36mm Rolex.
The Explorer mainly. But I can live with just about any watch 38mm or less. My son-in-law owns a 39mm Explorer. I find it too big. I don’t mind wearing a steel bezel Daytona because it is thin. But the hands on the Daytona are somewhat difficult to read. ...