who else thinks....

[C.J.]

Originally Posted by JJ Irani

And also bear in mind that Rolex is the ONLY manufacturer that prints the words WATERPROOF in all their catalogues, etc. All others state WATER RESISTANT....so Rollies are better!!

I'm glad to see that you're not being anal about this at all, JJ

[RogerF]

Well my thoughts are that the Chronometer Certified is all thats needed and that on some of the watches such as the SD and Daytona, there is way too much writing with the words Superlative and Officially on those pieces. My GMT2 and Datejust are fine to me.

[Goodwatch]

Originally Posted by JJ Irani

Well, Roger...I have only ONE thing to say...try and picture those two stunning watches you have WITHOUT those words and you will understand how plain and insipid they will look!!

I think it must be like this:

ROLEX
Oyster Perpetual

(that’s an automatic to you

numbskulls)

SEA-DWELLER
4000ft=1220m
Superlative Chronometer

After having undergone testing

in 15 different positions

in some stuffy laboratory

Officially Certified

by a dork in a lab coat

who cares anyway?

Swiss Made

Could have been made in

Helvetica but no one knows

what that is.

[Launch Mini]

Frans, don't you think they should print the actual results of the 15 different tests there too??

[JJ Irani]

Originally Posted by Launch Mini

Frans, don't you think they should print the actual results of the 15 different tests there too??

[Goodwatch]

Originally Posted by Launch Mini

Frans, don't you think they should print the actual results of the 15 different tests there too??

The 'Bulletin de Marche' you mean? Yes, and in all the official Swiss languages

[JJ Irani]

Originally Posted by Goodwatch

The 'Bulletin de Marche' you mean? Yes, and in all the official Swiss languages

...with translations at the bottom in at least 10 international languages, including Chinese and Arabic!!!