amanico
[JLC Moderator]
404050
The same as you, Dr Strong
Each time I see a pic of a Vintage Dayto, Wowowowowow.
Each time I wear one, each time this is the same issue....Deception.
I'm always deceived by the feeling you have while wearing it on the wrist...It looks way too small, too fragile too cheap.
The perfect example was the Paul Newman that a friend of mine let me wear...In pic, a great watch, not in concrete.
For once, the modern Dayto are far better, nicer.
And the 116520 is a beast horologically speaking, with its In House and very well made movement.
Just my 2 Sheckels.
Nicolas
The charm of a vintage Daytona ?
its simplicity... like my former 6263 from 1974, with white dial and white gold indexes (hence the "sigma - T -swiss - T - sigma"). I have sold the watch because it was "not for me": a little bit too small for my wrist and I always forgot to wind it...but...
