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timepiecegentleman · 6 December 2019, 11:19 AM

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Originally Posted by DoxaDavid

Tony, this is a routine topic that comes up regularly. You will get a high percentage of puritists who believe if Rolex didn’t make it, will disapage it or any other customization.

What would be more interesting to read would be if Rolex DID come out with a PVD model, how thise same naysayers would feel.

In the meantime, whatever makes you smile is the only thing that matters.

I like the look of a PVD watch and think it looks bad a$$ on your watch. ��

Thanks man and yeah I have no issue with those that think it shouldn't be tampered with.

I would live to see them come out with a PVD version

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beshannon · 6 December 2019, 10:23 PM

Not a fan and do not like the look

tanask211 · 6 December 2019, 10:28 PM

Rolex is just too conservative to introduce PVD or DLC watches. They have left the task to Tudor.

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6 December 2019, 10:23 PM	#32
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