That is really rather special and since the 'grail and fail' thread where AVO suggested a grail of a Daytona for me, I've realised that he is potentially correct.nbg wrote:
Neil
(Also available with Black Ceramic bezel and Black dial, plus combinations).
Shame CW doesn't still have the C700 or equivalent in its range for (imo) the same look.Bahnstormer_vRS wrote:...Nevertheless, I'm unlikely ever to buy a Rolex so perhaps I ought to be dreaming of this instead;-
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New from Fortis their Cosmonautis • Cosmonauts Chronograph Steel.
ooh, ooh...me likes!Bahnstormer_vRS wrote:
That is really rather special and since the 'grail and fail' thread where AVO suggested a grail of a Daytona for me, I've realised that he is potentially correct.
Nevertheless, I'm unlikely ever to buy a Rolex so perhaps I ought to be dreaming of this instead;-
New from Fortis their Cosmonautis • Cosmonauts Chronograph Steel.
Guy
I rather like that one too...blowfish89 wrote:
Glad to be of service! And I agree, it's an interesting feature and also an iconic Rolex design element.missF wrote:I actually fell in love with the Cyclops 'thing' when I saw steve (welshlad)'s explorer ii at the weekend - it kind of draws your gaze and captures you with the clarity and size of the date - i'm a fan!
At least with a cyclops you know that the dial has a date. My wife took at least 4 months before she noticed the date on her Tudor!welshlad wrote:Glad to be of service! And I agree, it's an interesting feature and also an iconic Rolex design element.missF wrote:I actually fell in love with the Cyclops 'thing' when I saw steve (welshlad)'s explorer ii at the weekend - it kind of draws your gaze and captures you with the clarity and size of the date - i'm a fan!
That looks fantastic....added to my list too!!downer wrote:
