The Watch Thread - Part 13

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mpcdude

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Does it have beveled edges? Personally, I do like how the date window is closer to the 3-o'clock position compared to modern references, plus the sleek crown guard does not distract attention from the dial.

Yup. Beveled edges.
 

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Dat lume. Slurp.

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Yup. Beveled edges.

There's no bevel on the edge. Go look at a black bay. That has beveled edges.

Edit: not sure what you looking for. No printed dial like on vintage. It's stuck between modern and vintage. The recent retired sd4000 is a better look.
 
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There's no bevel on the edge. Go look at a black bay. That has beveled edges.

Edit: not sure what you looking for. No printed dial like on vintage. It's stuck between modern and vintage. The recent retired sd4000 is a better look.

transitional. yes i agree the newer sd4000 is nicer.

its not a solid trade with 114060.

but as long he's happy with the trade
 

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What do you all think of this watch? WHich dial nicer?

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Neither, you should buy 200 rolexes :crazy:
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or this? no need battery, no need power reserve de...

but just that no lume also...totally..no..lume..
 

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transitional. yes i agree the newer sd4000 is nicer.

its not a solid trade with 114060.

but as long he's happy with the trade

Anyone know where I might happen to find a 116600? Purely for research purposes of course.. Definitely not thinking of trying and possibly buying. Definitely not..
 

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There's no bevel on the edge. Go look at a black bay. That has beveled edges.

Edit: not sure what you looking for. No printed dial like on vintage. It's stuck between modern and vintage. The recent retired sd4000 is a better look.

16600 has beveled lugs. Not that obvious from the pics and the bevels are not as pronounced as a BB, but it's there. I'm not looking for vintage or anything in particular, but I think the 16600 is one of the best sports models produced by Rolex, with classic proportions and styling.

The SD4000 is nice, but I still find the lugs to be too wide for my liking. I'm in particularly searching for a M/V serial SD, which are the last few 16600s to be produced.
 

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transitional. yes i agree the newer sd4000 is nicer.

its not a solid trade with 114060.

but as long he's happy with the trade

I've discussed and I'll be topped-up a little on the other guy's end. Personally, I prefer the 16600. The 116600 is a great watch, no doubt. With its ceramic bezel, improved bracelet and lume. However, I prefer the charm of the 16600 with its tapered lugs and classic proportions.
 
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