Wow!
Amazing

My new is very simple in comparison

 

Thats what I call eye candy !

 

Have seen a couple of other 2-tones in this thread, here is my circa 2004 ref 116261 turn-o-graph...

 

Thank you. Your watch is very nice as well. It is wearable on most days and can be enjoyed to the max! The one i posted will not be worn as much on the wrist but i just cannot resist it's rarity.

 

1930s Rolex Blanchard Doctor’s watch
Ref 971
14k white and Yellow

 

Now that's the definition of a classic, the design and looks is timeless.

 

Here is my newly acquired gold Bluesy -

 

Only two tone and a gold precision for me at the moment. Don’t ask about the precision though. it was my grand fathers an when I got my 21 year old hand on it from my mother I went to the jewelers and had it destroyed with aftermarket diamonds. He’s probably rolling over in his grave.

 

I don't own any precious metal Watches but she who must be obeyed has a YM 37 rose gold, can I still play ?

 

Well, I just got A white gold 1803 day-date non-quickset today. Yes it is the bling bling kind but I couldn’t resist.

 

18239

 

Tried it on this wk, couldn't justify it when the oysterflex daytonas are the same price.

 

One of each. Very blessed

 

Aftermarket diamonds;

 

Lovely 1680 I think you made a great purchase

 

Rolex 18038, unpolished.
circa 1981

 

Rolex 1607

Rolex 1803 made for the Asian market

 

Early Semi Bubbleback & bubbleback