More Gold…
Continuing with the Gold theme, but moving from the more unusual Honey Gold to White Gold. The Lange and this Day Date are very different watches both in terms of the metals and of course the design and wrist presence. I do feel more and more as the years...
Nice wristing you've got going there!
That vintage dial on the white gold Rolex is pretty cool - I have to say!
It sure is.
From the get go I was looking for a more unusual dial. That focus ended up with me hunting a Stella dial, in the years before those values really went up. I had some that I almost pulled the trigger on, but ultimately I was too late and the prices moved t...
I like yours more!
Sunday the Sixteenth is not as good looking as your blue dial. That blue has a nice vintage charm to it.
Yes, the blue definitely has more charm to it.
That white is quite stark. And the Roman numerals are too prominent, which for a person who doesn’t really like Roman numerals on dials that’s a definite factor.
I’ve never seen another either.
That photo of the white dial Buckley was taken in 2016.
Nice shots and very different watches indeed!
There's a lot to be enjoyed from both of them.
Super DD!!
It's a great watch and find it very appealing...just a very classic and iconic design and I can see it being more desired than a daytona by some...I would probably consider myself among those. Very nice! How aboit an Odysseus lumen in honeygold...there's ...
Same! My week with the 16520 and an afternoon trying on everything in a shockingly well stocked Rolex boutique has left me day date obsessed
Maybe I'm getting old but the cyclops is kinda nice, the day complication is actually useful, and diamonds are my new favorite thing. I prefer a 40/41 but all the fun dials are in the 36s....
