What Rolex are you wearing today? Part III

[d.brocke]

This is absolutely normal behaviour as far as I am concerned

Great to see I'm not the only one.

 

[d.brocke]

H

 

[d.brocke]

Friggin' LOVE this !!!

 

[C Master]

Friggin' LOVE this !!!

A rare beast nowadays. My TD warned me not to get it as the build quality is not great but I was in love with it so it was too late. Still ticking along daily after 7 years. Two replaced crowns and one replaced insert later.

 

[trash3939]

 

[mrsullivan]

 

[Hasslebank]

 

[fino6]

 

[trash3939]

 

[Twinny]

 

[C Master]

 

[KGZ]

 

[fino6]

Gorgeous!

 

[d.brocke]

A rare beast nowadays. My TD warned me not to get it as the build quality is not great but I was in love with it so it was too late. Still ticking along daily after 7 years. Two replaced crowns and one replaced insert later.

Build quality or not, that's an awesome looking watch, brother !
And "rare beast" is an understatement: that's friggin' B_E_A_U_T_I_F_U_L !!
Sort of reminds me of the early nipple dials.

 

[C Master]

Sort of reminds me of the early nipple dials.

I missed a nipple dial one in M2M a few years ago and have not seen them since. It is a pity they are things of beauty.

 

[d.brocke]

I missed a nipple dial one in M2M a few years ago and have not seen them since. It is a pity they are things of beauty.

Yes sir, they certainly are.
Their beauty paired with there rarity ( and the price they command ) is likely why seeing a franken built version would be 1 in a billion.
Original "anything" nipple is likely reserved for the die-hard collector.
Man, don't ever part with that one: I know I wouldn't.

 

[C Master]

Man, don't ever part with that one: I know I wouldn't.

Again another one I have had many offers to buy but I still have it It was a BP limited run too.

 

[Turbo1]

 

[mt666tm]

 

[trash3939]