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Went to AD...narrowing selection...
I went to the AD and have started narrowing my focus. Here are some of my impressions:
1. Bezel on Datejust II appears too wide relative to size of dial. I noticed this less with the blue stick dial than the black.
2. Both of the Milgausses are fun, but perhaps too much for my staid personality and love for simplicity.
3. I was enjoying the all-brushed finish on bracelets.
4. Part of me loves the cyclops, but part of me finds it interferes with the appreciation if the dial as a unified sight.
5. I liked the arabics on the Explorer I more than I thought I would.
6. I still love the iconic look of the Sub No Date, but wonder if the Explorer would be a more comfortable watch on the wrist.
Thus, I am leaning most toward Explorer I with Submariner No Date, a close second. I feel the Sub offers a fair amount more than the Explorer for only a small bump in price. Plus, its iconic status means it probably will hold its value better, but I basically never sell any of my watches, so why should I care?
Regards,
Jon
Rolex, Steel, Black Dial--Which One and Why?
I apologize for asking a this-or-that question, but I sincerely would be interested in which of the following watches Rolex connoisseurs would advise for a first, and perhaps only, Rolex. Most importantly, I would be interested in why... Some of my consid...
I'd get the last one pictured
The added splash of green is what makes it the winner for me. - AT
My vote is for the Explorer 1....
However, I would suggest you search for a 36mm version and not the current one. Why? Because it is as our Baron once stated "bullet proof cool!" It ticks all your boxes except for the size, so why not give it a try? Congratulations on whichever your decis...
I would narrow it down between the...
Datejust II and Sub No Date. Both amazing classics. Good luck!
Just a question
Why do collectors call the base Submariner the "Submariner No Date" as the original model didn't have a date to begin with? It's just an extravagant use of words!
All classcs, here.
The maddest or lt's say the most original is, by far, the Rasta Milgauss... The green and orange one. The more polyvalent ( for formal and casual moments ) certainlyis the Explorer. The most friendly is the GMT, for me, which will be a very nice travel co...
Milgauss Rasta in a blink of an eye
Strong presence Unique look Great watch overall Just my 2 HRK Sincerely Damjan
Submariner
I was recently lucky enough to be given a No-Date Sub for my 30th and it has become the first pick in my watch collection. I had sold a Daytona just prior to Christmas, and while I immediately regretted selling that watch, I now realise that I didn't love...
Either Milgauss
It ticks all your boxes. I opted for the black dial one over the GV just because the green does tend to stick out more, which btw, is my only Rolex currently.
Thank you, everybody! Nobody likes Sub-Date?
I very much appreciate you all letting me know about your favorites. It gives me a lot to ponder...now I just need to get into the AD and see what I think of them on my wrist. It is interesting that nobody supported the Sub-Date...It seems people either l...
Black dial goes very well with Stainless Steel and I think
The Explorer is a great choice. It is understated and does not scream I am a Rolex. I have one and I enjoy it very much. Best regards, Baxter
Went to AD...narrowing selection...
I went to the AD and have started narrowing my focus. Here are some of my impressions: 1. Bezel on Datejust II appears too wide relative to size of dial. I noticed this less with the blue stick dial than the black. 2. Both of the Milgausses are fun, but p...
The GMT II is an excellent watch...
In fact, my very first temptation to purchase a Rolex was a GMT Master II Ceramic. I still find it tempting. I'm also tempted by the "Bruised" version. Still, at least at the moment, I'm gravitating toward something very simple and straightforward. I don'...