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Looks nice. But need to see it in real metal to have the final say.Comment
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So far, only price confirmation is in Euro.Originally posted by triton View Post
Original black €9,900
New Blue/Black €10,150
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Looks green to me?Originally posted by P88 View Post"Once is happenstance, twice is coincidence,
three times is enemy action and
over 600 is clearly the work of an ancient Sumerian demon or some sh*t."Comment
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Looks like its not a ceramic case but a Deepsea with blue dial and green wordings only....same old 904 steel.Originally posted by P88 View Post
No ceramic PVD coated case with phosphorescent.
Same price as Deepsea 116660.My Rolexes and Tudor...
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Yup. Ender is right.Originally posted by Ender View Post
Its green.
The same green color of James Cameron deepsea challenge sub...
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Sorry for being colour blind. LolComment
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Yeah, disappointed.
But at least we know rolex is thinking to go ceramic.Comment
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Price is slight higher then the original at €250 diff...Originally posted by subgmt View Post
I take it as its just a dial variant like Mark I,II,III and this is the IV cause the reference number is still 116660.
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Rolex has already venture into ceramic but the application is limited to the bezel and bezel insert for now.Originally posted by P88 View Post
If they were to go into ceramic casing, I highly doubt it will be the Dssd as the material use must be capable of withstanding the immense pressure of the deep. Maybe a Datejust or daytona?
But I hope Rolex will not go into ceramic casing. They are not known to do any other materials other than Precious Metals and SS. Not titanium and definitely not ceramic. Please reserved it to the Tudor line. But with the new CEO from Zenith, we could see some surprises. This out of Basel launch itself is a new thing with Rolex.
We will just have to wait and see.
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