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Thanks a lot mate. You just saved me a lot of time! Great post with a lot of valuable info and high quality images!
Thanks guru, for taking these pictures and for posting them.
I hope that my comments below are accurate with what you are seeing when you compare the actual watches side by side.
In comparing the Gen 116500 to Noob, the Noob Sub-dials appear slightly larger than the Gen as shown before, but still much better than the old dial.
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Comparing your Gen Dial 116520 to the new Noob 116500 below shows the Noob Sub-dials appearing slightly larger, also confirming what was shown before.
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The White ARF 116500 Dial Sub-dials appear slightly smaller than Gen, also as was shown before.
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I am thinking about the white dial with ceramic. Should I try to get noob with new dial and get arf ceramic bezel and clasp separately to swap on noob ? Or look for a modified noob with arf dial etc ?
Thanks
I will repeat what has been said many times from the owners
Daytona is a small watch at least for my standards
All these details we are nitpicking are not evident on the wrist
I say get the watch, and judge for your self
I for example was happy with the dial but swapped the bezel because it bothered me.
Latest Noob 116500 panda dial from PT according to Elena.
Not sure if it’s v2.2 thou
Any chance someone can summarize the general points made in the video in English?