Top. Thanks for your time.
Appreciate it mate, this one was actually really interesting because there are so many improvements, upgrades and good ideas in it that haven’t really been widely publicized. It’s still a bit too thick at 17 mm which is an issue but the bezel and the watch itself is exceptional.
I have been waiting for a long time for the rolex guys to change the 24 clicks. I hope they do it soon.
S SpqrThe article is quite confused on the issue of the bicolour bezel. To start with the words “Rolex’s main competitor” suggest the Oreo is a Rolex. However the main issue is that the article does not explain the black and white bezel is so groundbreaking. All other two colour bezels are actually made in one colour then chemically treated to get the second colour. If you look at the Rolex “Pepsi” bezel under a loupe greater than 10x magnification you will see the divide between the colours is “fuzzy” or indistinct as there is a small amount of “bleed” between the colours. Rolex try to mask this with the engraved numerals. Omega however use a single piece ceramic bezel in two colours that is sintered as a single piece and requires no chemical treatment to display the two colours after it is sintered. It is a true “bicolour” bezel. The divide between the black and the white is razor sharp.
