Thanks Roy. Based on your definition, my watch has a diameter of 33.5mm, so I guess I would be able to wear a watch of 40mm diameter.
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Thanks Roy. Based on your definition, my watch has a diameter of 33.5mm, so I guess I would be able to wear a watch of 40mm diameter.
I should have added that the Rolex watch that would interest me would be the now discontinued Milgauss:
https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/06...g?v=1680078404
I would choose the version with a black dial, but I don't really like the zig-zag second hand. I'm a fussy bugger!
Thinking about it, I could happily settle for the 2023 'Explorer':
https://www.prestonsdiamonds.co.uk/i...xplorer-40.jpg
This older Air King is a nice piece and only 34mm, box and papers not present unfortunately.
https://www.watchfinder.co.uk/Rolex/...yABEgL7LfD_BwE
I like the style but not the colour of the dial. (I did say I'm a fussy bugger.)Quote:
Originally Posted by Roy S
Anyway if I had £5K burning a hole in my pocket, I would prefer to spend it on a digital Leica M camera.
Tudor Ranger with free speaker?
https://www.goldsmiths.co.uk/Tudor-R...iABEgK9EPD_BwE
tudor are rolex arn't they
More or less GrantQuote:
Originally Posted by struth
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tudor_Watches
thought that.. good info there..Quote:
Originally Posted by Roy S
Subtle difference is you can actually go in a shop and buy a new Tudor.Quote:
Originally Posted by struth
Are you saying all the Rolex watches in dealers windows and showcases are dummies?Quote:
Originally Posted by Roy S