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New Release
Explore Rolex's 2014 Baselworld releases: GMT-Master II 116719BLRO "Pepsi" in white gold and the Sea-Dweller 4000 116600. First impressions and technical insights.
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It is indeed. Thank you.
My original preference was the yellow with the silver dial, due to the vintage lineage, but my AD convinced me that this more special/different, so I went for the stars
Great new watch!
I saw it a few days ago at the AD on the black strap. I prefer it on the brown one though!!! Enjoy it a lot
This was my only option:)
But the strap is of a great quality, seems very well made, but most likely later on I’ll switch to something else… Appreciate your kind comment!
Definitely check it out, the dial pattern is so different!
While the movement is machine finished it’s still very, very nicely done!
Wonderful 👍 I think you mean it's going to be a good year!
Fab Enjoy wearing it Cheers JML
If i would buy another rolex i guess it would be the 1918 on a bracelet.
Would love to see a rose gold one with a grey ish dial 🙏🏻
Oh yes, in platinum the 1908 is
nothing short of fantastic, I think, huge congratulations! Looking forward to, no, demanding lots of pictures! Cheers Marc
