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Originally Posted by Rolliedon
My wife says the jubilee makes it look like an old man’s watch. She prefers mine the way it is with the oyster bracelet. Her dad rocks a 70’s vintage gold DD on jubilee so that might have something to do with it.
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Don’t let her see the new one in person beside yours - while the original version is gorgeous, the new one is even hotter.
I’ve worn mine “out” once and two girls (one a store clerk at Sephora - I was with my GF buying makeup, and the other was a girl at the music fest we attended) remarked on my “beautiful watch.” Both girls were in mid-twenties.
A client of mine (interestingly a professional ping pong player who owns the original BLNR) saw mine and now wants the new version - he is 28.
I’m telling you, when you see this one in person, you’ll realize Rolex made the right decision style wise and mechanically in the update of the BLNR.
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