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Title: Rolex Dilemma
Post by: jacky8888 on August 17, 2012, 03:46:45 PM
I am considering one of the aboves. Please help.
Title: Re: Rolex Dilemma
Post by: Godzillaz on August 17, 2012, 03:51:03 PM
Please be specific on which model of the daytona range. WG with diamond?  :Laughing_on_floor:

Regards
Tyler
Title: Re: Rolex Dilemma
Post by: terrenceterrence on August 17, 2012, 03:53:36 PM
Jacky is going for the new Rainbow Daytona
Title: Re: Rolex Dilemma
Post by: jacky8888 on August 17, 2012, 03:56:10 PM
Edited*. No la... Where got so much money for WG or diamonds....
Title: Re: Rolex Dilemma
Post by: Godzillaz on August 17, 2012, 03:57:00 PM
White dial or black dial?
Title: Re: Rolex Dilemma
Post by: jacky8888 on August 17, 2012, 03:59:25 PM
White dial or black dial?
White
Title: Re: Rolex Dilemma
Post by: danny on August 17, 2012, 04:37:20 PM
My vote goes to the DSSD. Better discount and less blingy and generally it's a much tougher watch all around.

 :Cheers:
Title: Re: Rolex Dilemma
Post by: takashi78 on August 17, 2012, 04:48:21 PM
Oledi got a black dial sub why buy another that looks so similar?

Daytona!
Title: Re: Rolex Dilemma
Post by: hanz079 on August 17, 2012, 05:34:48 PM
I vote Daytona  :thumbsup:
Title: Re: Rolex Dilemma
Post by: dennis.T on August 17, 2012, 05:47:33 PM
No brainer to me due to my box wrist... Ditunaaaaa :thumbsup:
Title: Re: Rolex Dilemma
Post by: terrenceterrence on August 17, 2012, 06:02:49 PM
Ayam brand or TC Boy  ? :laugh:

No brainer to me due to my box wrist... Ditunaaaaa :thumbsup:
Title: Re: Rolex Dilemma
Post by: ck77 on August 17, 2012, 07:41:51 PM
Daytona  :thumbsup:
Prefer SD than DSSD.
Title: Re: Rolex Dilemma
Post by: dennis.T on August 17, 2012, 08:15:22 PM
Ayam brand or TC Boy  ? :laugh:

No brainer to me due to my box wrist... Ditunaaaaa :thumbsup:
Mesti Cap Ayam.. Sound Malaysia, taste Malaysia..
So is 50-50 now.. How Jacky? Dituna or deep fried?
Title: Re: Rolex Dilemma
Post by: chrisyen on August 17, 2012, 08:29:25 PM
Dssd all the way...


Pay so much... Die due get bigger one!!! Lol

Put these 2 side by side
U will find, one is from old generation

If u want Daytona then wait for new Daytona
N prepare to pay more
Title: Re: Rolex Dilemma
Post by: tonykpk on August 17, 2012, 08:46:03 PM
Hi Jacky, if you have a medium or small wrist n you like some complication its daytona hands down. If you have big wrist n at present you don't own  an SD or Sub , then go for the DSSD. Both are totally different in design n usage. JUst my opinion..fr .tony.
Title: Re: Rolex Dilemma
Post by: Godzillaz on August 17, 2012, 09:04:55 PM
DEEP SEA.

Reason being the white dial 116520 look plain and blah to me.

Of course there's something not so nice about the DSSD, the bracelet. If Rolex release a bigger bracelet next year then I will probably give the DSSD a go.

I don't love the DSSD but I dread the 116520 especially the white dial.

Hence the reason I choose the DSSD. Don't get me wrong the DSSD is one hell of a watch only weak point is the bracelet.

Regards
Tyler
Title: Re: Rolex Dilemma
Post by: pamhunger on August 17, 2012, 09:09:14 PM
I support the DSSD and even the new DSSDC

Looks like the watch version of Hummer H1 and H2
Title: Re: Rolex Dilemma
Post by: jacky8888 on August 17, 2012, 11:28:59 PM
For your info. My wrist size is 6.75 inches
Title: Re: Rolex Dilemma
Post by: terrenceterrence on August 18, 2012, 05:53:02 AM
I don't get it. Sorry for being stupid. Is there a new DSSD? what's a DSSDC? Is the C suppose to be "Ceramic"? I thought DSSD already has a ceramic bezel. Or is there a new full ceramic DSSD that I am not aware of. Sorry for me asking stupid question.

I support the DSSD and even the new DSSDC

Looks like the watch version of Hummer H1 and H2
Title: Re: Rolex Dilemma
Post by: gloomis on August 18, 2012, 05:53:55 AM
i prefer a SD  :thumbsup:
Title: Re: Rolex Dilemma
Post by: tonykpk on August 18, 2012, 07:29:04 AM
Jacky go for the daytona then  ,fr tony,.
For your info. My wrist size is 6.75 inches
Title: Re: Rolex Dilemma
Post by: Enkidu on August 18, 2012, 07:36:41 AM
For your info. My wrist size is 6.75 inches

Hi, Jacky,

If your wrist size is 6.75 inches, maybe you go for the Daytona which I believe still comes in a 40mm case(??). Having personally tried the DSSD, I find it does not sit well on my wrist (OK, OK, of course, I am fat, with 8 inch wrist). Compared to the sub or sub-date, I also find the DSSD a LITTLE less legible to read, maybe because of the thicker crystal and the light diffraction / deflection etc. I can't comment on the Daytona because unlike you folks I don't have that much spare cash. Or maybe you can emulate Danny, kinng 2 birds with one stone: Get an Omega Seamaster with chronograph - a diver with chrono function (and plus date - which the Daytona does not have)!!!

 
Title: Re: Rolex Dilemma
Post by: tonykpk on August 18, 2012, 07:39:19 AM
Hi terrence, gloomis must have meant Deepsea challenge which was produce 4 the Mariana trench dive to about 11,000m plus which was not produce commercially . fr .tony.
I don't get it. Sorry for being stupid. Is there a new DSSD? what's a DSSDC? Is the C suppose to be "Ceramic"? I thought DSSD already has a ceramic bezel. Or is there a new full ceramic DSSD that I am not aware of. Sorry for me asking stupid question.

I support the DSSD and even the new DSSDC

Looks like the watch version of Hummer H1 and H2
Title: Re: Rolex Dilemma
Post by: dennis.T on August 18, 2012, 07:57:48 AM
I don't get it. Sorry for being stupid. Is there a new DSSD? what's a DSSDC? Is the C suppose to be "Ceramic"? I thought DSSD already has a ceramic bezel. Or is there a new full ceramic DSSD that I am not aware of. Sorry for me asking stupid question.

I support the DSSD and even the new DSSDC

Looks like the watch version of Hummer H1 and H2
You idiot 'C' stand for Comex :Startled: not Ceramic... :Laughing_on_floor:
@Enkidu,black dial daytona legibility is the worst compare to my other watches
Title: Re: Rolex Dilemma
Post by: Enkidu on August 18, 2012, 08:10:54 AM

@Enkidu,black dial daytona legibility is the worst compare to my other watches

I was comparing the DSSD to the sub and sub-date.
Title: Re: Rolex Dilemma
Post by: SeaDwellerR on August 18, 2012, 08:38:43 AM
 :laugh: DSSD for me.

Daytona 40mm is kinda small. Also it can be a scratch magnet. (if u dont like scratches. Some may say scratches add character. But i personally dont like it. :)

DSSD is a real tool watch. My personal experience is that the first time i tried it, i was like "nah, its too big too heavy", and its really wobble around your wrist if u dont adjust the bracelet. but becoz i really love the watch. I have decided to buy it (tat was a second round) and try it with bracelet properly adjusted to my wrist size. Surprisingly, its not too big and not too hard to handle as i first thought. Now i love DSSD very much.  :thumbsup:
Title: Re: Rolex Dilemma
Post by: Gigi on August 18, 2012, 11:53:14 AM
Go for Deepsea See Dweller  :thumbsup:

-tough  :thumbsup:

-less shiny than daytona  :thumbsup:

-Look cool bro  :thumbsup:

-I cant wear it  :thumbsdown: but you can  :thumbsup:

Only thing that impress me in Daytona

-Most simplified chronograph movement in my opinion compared to other in house chrono movement

-Small, no problem wearing it  ;D

-Had mix feeling (on/off feel) toward it.  ::)
Title: Re: Rolex Dilemma
Post by: dpkong on August 18, 2012, 07:59:34 PM
Daytona of course..

The DSSD looks ridiculous on small wrists.
Title: Re: Rolex Dilemma
Post by: Enkidu on August 18, 2012, 08:52:19 PM
DSSD is a real tool watch.

Let's be honest, if the consideration is to get a tool watch, then a Casio will do. Zillions more functions.
Title: Re: Rolex Dilemma
Post by: Enkidu on August 18, 2012, 08:55:21 PM
Daytona of course..

The DSSD looks ridiculous on small wrists.

Agreed. Not only do you need a wrist of some prominent size, it should also be HAIRY. Otherwise, it looks like some pre-pubescent trying out his dad's or big brother's watch.
Title: Re: Rolex Dilemma
Post by: SeaDwellerR on August 19, 2012, 12:19:32 PM
DSSD is a real tool watch.

Let's be honest, if the consideration is to get a tool watch, then a Casio will do. Zillions more functions.

Lets be precise. We are talking about "Rolex Dilemma". NOT "Casio Dilemma"

 :thumbsup:
Title: Re: Rolex Dilemma
Post by: Enkidu on August 19, 2012, 12:40:17 PM
DSSD is a real tool watch.

Let's be honest, if the consideration is to get a tool watch, then a Casio will do. Zillions more functions.

Lets be precise. We are talking about "Rolex Dilemma". NOT "Casio Dilemma"

 :thumbsup:

Yes, it's a Rolex Dilemma. Not a tool watch dilemma,
Title: Re: Rolex Dilemma
Post by: jacky8888 on August 19, 2012, 12:43:16 PM
Yesterday i have tried on Daytona and Deepsea....
Suprisingly my 6.75 inches wrist can pull off Deepsea pretty well.....
But somehow Daytona is calling my name.....
And my heart is calling me to take Deepsea.....
Aaarrrrrggghhhhh!!!!  Headache!!!!!!!
Title: Re: Rolex Dilemma
Post by: terrenceterrence on August 19, 2012, 01:04:58 PM
Well, see ur Sub and then get a DSSD. Daytona can wait

Yesterday i have tried on Daytona and Deepsea....
Suprisingly my 6.75 inches wrist can pull off Deepsea pretty well.....
But somehow Daytona is calling my name.....
And my heart is calling me to take Deepsea.....
Aaarrrrrggghhhhh!!!!  Headache!!!!!!!
Title: Re: Rolex Dilemma
Post by: tonykpk on August 19, 2012, 01:56:48 PM
Hi Jacky , you have got to make your own decision . Ours are just opinions n suggestions only.Either one n you won't go wrong. The comfort of wearing DSSD (210 gm.) will not be as good as the sub. I have both these watches n a SD as well.One man meat is another mans poison, go 4 the 1 your heart n head desire most... just my opinion..fr .tony.. :Confused:
Well, see ur Sub and then get a DSSD. Daytona can wait

Yesterday i have tried on Daytona and Deepsea....
Suprisingly my 6.75 inches wrist can pull off Deepsea pretty well.....
But somehow Daytona is calling my name.....
And my heart is calling me to take Deepsea.....
Aaarrrrrggghhhhh!!!!  Headache!!!!!!!
Title: Re: Rolex Dilemma
Post by: tonykpk on August 19, 2012, 01:58:58 PM
Forgot ,the daytona is 150 gm . in weight...tony..
Title: Re: Rolex Dilemma
Post by: SeaDwellerR on August 19, 2012, 09:06:57 PM
Hi Jacky , you have got to make your own decision . Ours are just opinions n suggestions only.Either one n you go wrong. The comfort of wearing DSSD (210 gm.) will not be as good as the sub. I have both these watches n a SD as well.One man meat is another mans poison, go 4 the 1 your heart n head desire most... just my opinion..fr .tony.. :Confused:
Well, see ur Sub and then get a DSSD. Daytona can wait

Yesterday i have tried on Daytona and Deepsea....
Suprisingly my 6.75 inches wrist can pull off Deepsea pretty well.....
But somehow Daytona is calling my name.....
And my heart is calling me to take Deepsea.....
Aaarrrrrggghhhhh!!!!  Headache!!!!!!!

Agree with Tony bro, follow ur heart. :thumbsup:
Get what u love and what u really like
Title: Re: Rolex Dilemma
Post by: sshark on August 20, 2012, 08:17:14 PM
Neither. Want the weight and the worth of the weight, Lange 1. Wanna wear with suit for class and other times, sporty with shorts and Ts, Nautilius is good for both occasions.

Join the big boys club :)


** disclaimer ** this author still wearing mid range watches and has not join the big boys club yet. Just poisoned recently by fellow forumers
Title: Re: Rolex Dilemma
Post by: chrisyen on August 20, 2012, 10:32:18 PM
(http://i121.photobucket.com/albums/o210/yenfoolun/E45F0EFD-C671-489B-BA5B-806E41BEEE6C-2318-0000029FA386378D.jpg)

Heavy? But nvr swing actually... N I quite enjoy it present on my wrist...

Title: Re: Rolex Dilemma
Post by: Godzillaz on August 21, 2012, 06:31:01 AM
Nice  :thumbsup:

(http://i121.photobucket.com/albums/o210/yenfoolun/E45F0EFD-C671-489B-BA5B-806E41BEEE6C-2318-0000029FA386378D.jpg)

Heavy? But nvr swing actually... N I quite enjoy it present on my wrist...
Title: Re: Rolex Dilemma
Post by: tonykpk on August 21, 2012, 07:33:25 AM
Hi Chris, nice shot of watch on your medium size wrist. Bonded well with your wrist as well. fr .tony.
Title: Re: Rolex Dilemma
Post by: JPamAP on August 22, 2012, 07:58:28 PM
(http://i1203.photobucket.com/albums/bb397/JPam372/Deepsea/photo-16.jpg)

Deep sea lah apa lagi
Title: Re: Rolex Dilemma
Post by: tonykpk on August 22, 2012, 09:15:20 PM
Apa nama , oh deepsea correct correct   .   Mk 1 face.  tony...
Title: Re: Rolex Dilemma
Post by: Watchnewby on August 23, 2012, 08:04:13 AM
Yesterday i have tried on Daytona and Deepsea....
Suprisingly my 6.75 inches wrist can pull off Deepsea pretty well.....
But somehow Daytona is calling my name.....
And my heart is calling me to take Deepsea.....
Aaarrrrrggghhhhh!!!!  Headache!!!!!!!

Get both and you solved your headache issue. :Laughing_on_floor:
Title: Re: Rolex Dilemma
Post by: jacky8888 on August 23, 2012, 10:30:43 AM
if i have fund for both i would not be in a dilemma, would i.... :Scolding:
Title: Re: Rolex Dilemma
Post by: swleong on August 23, 2012, 10:35:25 AM
really, on the look department, i still don't quite get what's so good about Daytona....

so another vote to DSSD
Title: Re: Rolex Dilemma
Post by: Gigi on August 23, 2012, 10:43:10 AM
really, on the look department, i still don't quite get what's so good about Daytona....

so another vote to DSSD


dssd sound more useful than daytona. :Cheers:
Title: Re: Rolex Dilemma
Post by: tonykpk on August 23, 2012, 01:27:43 PM
One mans meat is another man poison n beauty is in the eye of the beholder..fr tony.
really, on the look department, i still don't quite get what's so good about Daytona....

so another vote to DSSD
Title: Re: Rolex Dilemma
Post by: dpkong on August 23, 2012, 07:10:28 PM
really, on the look department, i still don't quite get what's so good about Daytona....

so another vote to DSSD


dssd sound more useful than daytona. :Cheers:

i fail to understand the raves on the SD or DSSD. furthermore, the Daytona has a chrono which some may use but the SD or DSSD has only got the helium escape valve and going underwater for 1000++ metres which sadly, none of us will likely ever use unless it's a one-way trip.

Title: Re: Rolex Dilemma
Post by: Enkidu on August 23, 2012, 08:07:51 PM

dssd sound more useful than daytona. :Cheers:

I would agree with this statement only if the wearer is diving to the bottom of some oceans like that Cousteau fellow or if the watch will turn his wife /gf on every time he puts it on. Let me say it again, the dilemma I am sure is between 2 great timepieces from Rolex. Which one is more useful or a better "tool watch" (whatever that means) is probably secondary to how it looks and how it feels on the wearer's wrist and whether it will be a magnet for the girl he is eyeing, or whether he needs the date function when he fills up a form or if he likes to play with the chrono function while waiting at the traffic lights. 
Title: Re: Rolex Dilemma
Post by: yinhonwong on August 23, 2012, 08:54:07 PM
i fail to understand the raves on the SD or DSSD. furthermore, the Daytona has a chrono which some may use but the SD or DSSD has only got the helium escape valve and going underwater for 1000++ metres which sadly, none of us will likely ever use unless it's a one-way trip.
Absolutely agreed.
However, attention seeker may find that offensive :Laughing_on_floor:
Title: Re: Rolex Dilemma
Post by: sm on August 23, 2012, 09:35:35 PM
Daytona has a history, in Rolex stable as well as in the chrono market. For yrs up to now, daytona s/s carries the flagship for rolex in the sports range. It is the only Rolex watch that trades at a premium over its LP.

DSSD truly comes alive after sea dweller is discontinued. All these while, probably cos of the pricing or the thickness, it is less popular than the sub or the gmt.

To me, the daytona is one of the most comfortable timepieces of all rolex watches for 6.5-7 wrist, along w datejust 36mm. The finishing is one of the finest, a complete detailing and design meant for the daytona only. If you are into design or tooling, you will appreciate the efforts and attention that go into making the daytona; rarely found in a sports watch.
Both the models are equally desirable, you cant go wrong on the sports marque. If you are in something more rugged and robust, go get the DSSD. If you wish for a 'more gentle' sports model, go get the daytona. As explained by our bros, forget about the function, a casio will probably serve you better.

If you are getting it preowned, then I think daytona will hold its pricing marginally better. You wouldnt lose much on the SD too. Go surf Spore and HK and it will give you a better picture of the pricing.

It is all strictly my opinion n I hope I wont get bombed again for my comments. The journey in choosing your grail is the most exhilirating ride. Enjy the ride.
Title: Re: Rolex Dilemma
Post by: jacky8888 on August 23, 2012, 09:38:24 PM
Daytona has a history, in Rolex stable as well as in the chrono market. For yrs up to now, daytona s/s carries the flagship for rolex in the sports range. It is the only Rolex watch that trades at a premium over its LP.

DSSD truly comes alive after sea dweller is discontinued. All these while, probably cos of the pricing or the thickness, it is less popular than the sub or the gmt.

To me, the daytona is one of the most comfortable timepieces of all rolex watches for 6.5-7 wrist, along w datejust 36mm. The finishing is one of the finest, a complete detailing and design meant for the daytona only. If you are into design or tooling, you will appreciate the efforts and attention that go into making the daytona; rarely found in a sports watch.
Both the models are equally desirable, you cant go wrong on the sports marque. If you are in something more rugged and robust, go get the DSSD. If you wish for a 'more gentle' sports model, go get the daytona. As explained by our bros, forget about the function, a casio will probably serve you better.

If you are getting it preowned, then I think daytona will hold its pricing marginally better. You wouldnt lose much on the SD too. Go surf Spore and HK and it will give you a better picture of the pricing.

It is all strictly my opinion n I hope I wont get bombed again for my comments. The journey in choosing your grail is the most exhilirating ride. Enjy the ride.

Very well said steve
Title: Re: Rolex Dilemma
Post by: Godzillaz on August 24, 2012, 09:11:14 AM
I can not agree on the view in terms of usefulness on these modern Rolex sport model.

First thing all mechanical watch are pretty much useless when compare to digital or quartz. Any discussion should just end right here. Everyone should only go home with either a radio control Casio or quartz Citizen if we talk about usefulness.

I know we need justification for buying an expansive toy (that's what these watches are anyway) and I think usefulness is a bad benchmark.

Is like asking what's the practical use for the ability to run very fast in a short distance. None! Unless you are a thief. Then person like Usain Bolt shouldn't exist. Or his only career is to be a thief  :laugh:

The history of SeaDweller is rich and in terms of usefulness (back in the days anyway) the SD beats the daytona hands down.

The SD was never meant to be a civilian watch. It's sole purpose is to be a diving instrument for saturation diver (deep dive). Co-develop with COMEX. Rolex really fulfill the spirit of Tool Watch with the SD.

This is the reason the SD was not popular. It wasn't meant to be sold for the mass market. Until ref 16600, the SD need to be special order from the AD. Almost impossible to see any ready stock. While the manual Daytonas a plenty and not selling. That's right. No living soul wants a Daytona until Rolex introduce the automatic version, 16520. That's 1988, not too long ago.

Interesting trivia, the SD along with Explorer and Milgauss are only available in stainless steel. Why? Do you need a gold or 2 tone tool watch?

Now the GMT, Subs, Daytona are available in all kind configurations. (Diamond Leopard skin! :o)  I think Rolex knew the who these watches they are selling to and that's why Rolex made them.

Yes, no one with a desk job really need a watch that weight a ton and depth rated for 4000m. Actually no one really need a watch since cell phones and computer can do the job.

Are we into watches because of it usefulness? or because we are passionate bunch and resonate with other human spirit. The brave one who dive down to 600m, the strong who climb up to Everest and a watch company who will dedicate its resources to develop a watch that will never fail you when take it to the extreme. (I love the spirit of the old school Rolex)

Again please don't feel offended. I just wish to share the story of SD. A watch that still carry the old spirit of Rolex. (Rolex official if you reading this, do something on those skinny bracelet on the DSSD so that I can wear it!!)


PS Jacky any one of these 2 model are fine watches but it's not exactly comparing apple to apple so you won't find a clear answer here.  ;)
Regards
Tyler

Title: Re: Rolex Dilemma
Post by: jacky8888 on August 24, 2012, 09:21:56 AM
I totally agree with Tyler....
But the competition in quite in tense now 18 to 21....
I am slightly leaning towards Daytona now...
Title: Re: Rolex Dilemma
Post by: SeaDwellerR on August 24, 2012, 09:36:10 AM
Well said Tyler.  :thumbsup:
Title: Re: Rolex Dilemma
Post by: tonykpk on August 24, 2012, 02:13:25 PM
Jacky either one n you won't go wrong ,also both command the highest list price for a SS rollie watch.. regards tony..
Title: Re: Rolex Dilemma
Post by: ckcspice on August 25, 2012, 09:47:40 AM
DSSD bcos daytona is the only rolex sports watch that i think is ugly, which i have never even considered buying....pls dont flame me....just my personal opinion... :Startled:
Title: Re: Rolex Dilemma
Post by: chrisyen on August 25, 2012, 10:54:09 AM
I will ask myself

1. Do I need a date or a chrono?
2. Which one look better?
3. Which one I would like to wear? In what occasion? How often I gonna wear it?
4. Maintenance cost is an issue to me?

N lastly



















Which one my wife won't get angry or less noticeable....
Title: Re: Rolex Dilemma
Post by: G.MAC on August 25, 2012, 11:02:36 AM
I vote DSSD over the Daytona. If it was a black daytona, I would have voted for it. But either one you choose, it will be the right choice in the end. Asal ada beli after results are known, that is the most important factor.
Title: Re: Rolex Dilemma
Post by: dpkong on August 25, 2012, 04:02:05 PM
DSSD bcos daytona is the only rolex sports watch that i think is ugly, which i have never even considered buying....pls dont flame me....just my personal opinion... :Startled:

And then there are those who like it so much, they have to buy 2 or more Daytonas....   :Cheers:

... currently looking at acquiring a meteorite dial...
Title: Re: Rolex Dilemma
Post by: Godzillaz on August 25, 2012, 06:52:17 PM
The meteorite is a wonderful dial.

(http://i1079.photobucket.com/albums/w501/TdBean/dsc0118copiaun8.jpg)

(http://i1079.photobucket.com/albums/w501/TdBean/dsc0112copiaak5.jpg)

(http://i1079.photobucket.com/albums/w501/TdBean/dsc0032copia231escopiafh5.jpg)

The photos by this owner is amazing. It really show off the detail of the dial.

Regards
Tyler

DSSD bcos daytona is the only rolex sports watch that i think is ugly, which i have never even considered buying....pls dont flame me....just my personal opinion... :Startled:

And then there are those who like it so much, they have to buy 2 or more Daytonas....   :Cheers:

... currently looking at acquiring a meteorite dial...
Title: Re: Rolex Dilemma
Post by: ckcspice on August 25, 2012, 07:13:44 PM
that meteorite dial does look awesome!!!....
Title: Re: Rolex Dilemma
Post by: tonykpk on August 25, 2012, 09:17:13 PM
Beauty is in the eye of the beholder , n one man"s meat is another man poison.  regards tony..
DSSD bcos daytona is the only rolex sports watch that i think is ugly, which i have never even considered buying....pls dont flame me....just my personal opinion... :Startled:
Title: Re: Rolex Dilemma
Post by: dpkong on August 26, 2012, 03:19:31 PM
that meteorite dial does look awesome!!!....

it sure is sweet!! thanks for the pictures Tyler.. good boost for my urge..  :thumbsup:  :thumbsup: