The Watch Thread - Part 11

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Ed.YEO

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I personally think that any Rolex sports model with gold(two-tone or solid) makes the watch look very uncle and LKK lol.
不得不承认。。。那样的设计,半金半银的。。。确实有些老气:s13:
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Anyone interested in my fff build? Thinking of letting go and get something else.
Maybe a steinhart pilot. 44mm. Anyone got? Can trade.

wow, your FFF didn't last a week of your interest! you really flipper king! you're really selective about watches that remain in your collection! :eek:
 

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I personally think that any Rolex sports model with gold(two-tone or solid) makes the watch look very uncle and LKK lol.

That's cos yellow gold not so in fashion nowadays.

In our parents' era, all the wedding/engagement ring all yellow gold. Nowadays all white gold/platinum. :s13:
 

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That's cos yellow gold not so in fashion nowadays.

In our parents' era, all the wedding/engagement ring all yellow gold. Nowadays all white gold/platinum. :s13:

fashion or not, white gold looks nice and silvery only at the beginning, especially if it comes rhodium plated, but over time once the top layer flakes off, white gold becomes dull and looks tired and "off" because the yellow gold in it starts showing up slowly.

platinum will not.

yellow gold is still the best in the long run cos it's NOT an alloy - unlike white gold with nickel/platinum or rose gold with copper.
 

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only if it's 2 tone gold/silver.

if black/gold combo, still sporty & ok. ;)

I initially want the black+ gold.. After looking at the blue+gold I dun even want to touch the black+gold..I tried both on and can't seem to take of the blue one off. The grey dealer was great as he brought in 2 models for me to choose...

This Royal blue is the watch I recieved the most compliments..
 
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fashion or not, white gold looks nice and silvery only at the beginning, especially if it comes rhodium plated, but over time once the top layer flakes off, white gold becomes dull and looks tired and "off" because the yellow gold in it starts showing up slowly.

platinum will not.

yellow gold is still the best in the long run cos it's NOT an alloy - unlike white gold with nickel/platinum or rose gold with copper.

Hahaha, doesn't matter la.

My wedding band white gold I think, looks tired, but no need too shiny also. :D
 
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