What Rolex wouldn't you buy?

[doramas]

Right now that's two Rolex I'd never have.

1. The current Airking can't stand the dial full of numbers.



2. The Sea Dweller steel and gold I don't see the point. The SD was always a real tool clock. And with the increase in diameter, the cyclops and making it out of steel and gold goes against the historical spirit of the SD. For me the last Sea Dweller was 116600.



Which is your least favorite Rolex in the lineup?

[SydR]

For me it would be the Daytona. Dial is way too busy for my liking.

[Moondoggy]

Originally Posted by SydR

For me it would be the Daytona. Dial is way too busy for my liking.

Been offered them on multiple occasions however just do not sing to me for some reason.

[Lloydas1]

Miglauss z blue

[Handey0465]

Any Rolex without gold or platinum.

I don’t believe in luxury stainless steel.

[Chester01]

Any model over MSRP.

[Marcjvr]

Any model over 40mm

[nachopc]

Originally Posted by Marcjvr

Any model over 40mm

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[gentb]

Definitely any model over 40mm
cellini is also not my kind of rolex

[horseShu]

Originally Posted by Chester01

Any model over MSRP.

No preferences at all? Just the price?
I'm getting flipper vibes here...

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[Chester01]

Originally Posted by horseShu

No preferences at all? Just the price?
I'm getting flipper vibes here...

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Lol. No, I never had and never will buy anything over MSRP. I also do not have any interest in any of the 6 digit references so no plans to buy anything by Rolex at present.


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[DG123]

I don't imagine myself buying any of the Rolex professional/sport models.

[WatchNutcase]

Originally Posted by DG123

I don't imagine myself buying any of the Rolex professional/sport models.

Said no one ever

[Overwound]

Originally Posted by WatchNutcase

Said no one ever

I've had three Rolex watches so far and no Professional line models. I like the Oyster Perpetual and DJ lines enough to spend my money on them. For divers, GMTs and similar watches I prefer other brands.

[doramas]

Originally Posted by Overwound

I've had three Rolex watches so far and no Professional line models. I like the Oyster Perpetual and DJ lines enough to spend my money on them. For divers, GMTs and similar watches I prefer other brands.

It's unusual, but very respectful of your opinion

[DG123]

Originally Posted by doramas

It's unusual, but very respectful of your opinion

I don't think consumers preferring Rolex Classic category watches is "unusual".
My guess is that Rolex worldwide annual sales is likely 70% Classic models vs 30% Professional/Sport models.

[Solo118]

YM2 in yellow gold

[samson66]

Any model under 41 mm

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[AK797]

None I wouldn't wear but many I wouldn't buy.

[MichelleP]

Pearlmaster

[bogdoc]

Any watch with diamonds on dial.

[RObinx]

The Airking

[Bobby T]

Most of them......

[fmc000]

BLNR, can't stand it.

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[mosanman]

Anything over 40mm, YM2, Exp2, SD43, DSSD

[daveo5]

Daytona, simple


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[JoseR]

Originally Posted by daveo5

Daytona, simple


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[Playinwittime]

Airking. I have the Milgauss Z Blue. The Airking would have the same case, Faraday cage and movement, but the Z Blue has a gorgeous dial and the Airking dial is blah.

[airchitect]

I dunno.....Id normally say the airking but right now I’m kind of really wanting something off the wall so who knows.....but if my arm is being twisted, YM2

[Aircraftman]

I’m not a big fan of the cyclops. Although I must admit the blue Yacht Master is calling my name...