Which watch complication would you like to see added to the Rolex lineup?

[FTX I]

None. Glidelock clasp available on different models would be enough for me.

[CoveWatch]

Rolex scarcity tracker

[samson66]

Originally Posted by Dsmith1974

A power reserve indicator, similar to a GS.

I think this would be pretty cool even on an automatic watch

[subtona]

Originally Posted by enginerd

That makes them less complicated!

Very true.
Less is more.

[subtona]

Originally Posted by Boba Fett

Buy a drill.
However others do annual calendars with moon phases in sports model, nautilus and royal Oak, why not an oyster with the same?
Equivalent would be the 9001 movement with added moon complication, shouldn't be too difficult.

How did the conversation turn into destroying a watch with a drill?

The lugholes solution is available in older references and I have maintained those options in my small collection largely for that reason.
It would be nice imho if rolex carried on what was a streamlined practical solution to the task of removing the bracelet.
I understand they prefer the user doesn’t use “their” watch on a nato for instance but sometimes that’s just what the owner wants to do.

[Dsmith1974]

Originally Posted by padi56

A automatic self destruct complication if watch senses being looked at by a loupe, or looked at for any alignment point syndromes, or sense any constant checking time syndrome.Or sensing if contacting the various forums stating watch is running 1 second over Rolex spec automatic self destruct complication automatically activated.

Yes please.. and an auto scratch mechanism if the stickers are left on after purchase.


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[Crown & Shield]

I think adding a complication to any of the classic sports models would alter their DNA and that's not how Rolex work (let's forget the Yacht-Master II).
But I would love to see the True Beat resurrected, or a Prince brought back with a power reserve indicator on the back of the movement.
A Cellini with grande date at 6 o'clock would work, too, I think.

[SN13]

Originally Posted by subtona

How did the conversation turn into destroying a watch with a drill?

The lugholes solution is available in older references and I have maintained those options in my small collection largely for that reason.
It would be nice imho if rolex carried on what was a streamlined practical solution to the task of removing the bracelet.
I understand they prefer the user doesn’t use “their” watch on a nato for instance but sometimes that’s just what the owner wants to do.

I agree.

Lug Holes are the best.

My 16570 had them
My 16613 had them
My Seiko MM300 Has them.
My Tudor Prince Date has them.
My other Tudor Prince Date has them.

They are the best.

I wish they still existed on the 6 digit Subs...

[AK797]

I could go for a Perpetual Calendar Chronograph which is my personal ultimate comp. Just not sure I'd pay the money Rolex would ask for this, I'd more likely go for the PP option.

[Major69]

Originally Posted by klenboy

Flyback capability on Daytona

This one would be great.

[TswaneNguni]

I dont think Rolex need to ad anything.

Perpetual Calender ..I love the IWC Portuguese .Stunning watch !!

[brandrea]

Originally Posted by subtona

How did the conversation turn into destroying a watch with a drill?

The lugholes solution is available in older references and I have maintained those options in my small collection largely for that reason.
It would be nice imho if rolex carried on what was a streamlined practical solution to the task of removing the bracelet.
I understand they prefer the user doesn’t use “their” watch on a nato for instance but sometimes that’s just what the owner wants to do.

Lots os twists and turns Gus You’re a gentleman

[Slider817]

I’d love to see a Chiming Watch, maybe a minute or quarter repeater. Not many Repeating watches on the market rugged enough to actually wear.

[KeithP]

I'd like to see them put the quickset hour hand from from GMT/ EXPII on the Explorer.

Travel to far-flung locales, set the hour to local time when you arrive without stopping the watch, and go explore!

Keeps the purity of the piece while adding function and separates it a bit more form the Air-King.

[Jerrocop]

Love to see a Triple Date

[Crown & Shield]

Originally Posted by klenboy

Flyback capability on Daytona

Feasible, with the advantage that it would not mess with the dial.

Originally Posted by KeithP

I'd like to see them put the quickset hour hand from from GMT/ EXPII on the Explorer.

Travel to far-flung locales, set the hour to local time when you arrive without stopping the watch, and go explore!

Keeps the purity of the piece while adding function and separates it a bit more form the Air-King.

This is my biggest wish at the moment: my favorite watch with the most useful feature

[Maxy]

SS dress watch around OP's price range in strap. It'll be huge hit!!

[RTG]

Originally Posted by mangoseed

I would love a perpetual calendar, probably on a new version of the Daydate. PM only of course!

Platinum Sky-Dweller with smooth bezel and ice blue dial.

42-43mm chronograph with grande date