If you could ask for one NEW complication

[bayerische]

I would like a Sea-Dweller with a depth gage, like the JLC Master Compressor Diving...

Not a complication per se perhaps, but could be cool.

[Runnin' Rebel]

Something would kick in and start to self polish my center links

[Gretsch]

Oh that's easy...

A DSSD with:
-A compass
-Depth gauge
-Wireless air integration
-Air Mix setting for Nitrox (and Tri-Mix since it's rated to 12,000 feet)
-Tank Pressure
-Buddy Pressure Check
-RBT
-Dive Planner
-Audible and vibe alarms
-A backlight
-No-Decompression (NDC) Time Remaining
-Safety Stop Prompt
-Safety Stop Time Setting
-Altitude Adjustment

Also, this should be a nice clean looking watch that is simple to operate, no larger than the current 44mm, and affordable. Oh yeah...it must also be available in a green version.

[sparky]

I think a large date on an explorer (3?) would work for these old eyes

[MY-WATCH]

Perpetual calender

[East Bay Rider]

Originally Posted by ghinghi

take off the date from the subs :)

You can buy a sub without the date.

[slcbbrown]

Originally Posted by metsengland

Don't like moonphase, prefer date to calender, power reserve is pointless, tourbillon only really works well on clocks or if the watch is in one position. I'm happy with the current lineup thanks!

I feel the same way about these complications. If I had to pick one, though, it would be a moonphase.

Generally, I feel that to be a Rolex a watch has to be very tough and durable. When you start making the movements less simple, they become more delicate and more dress-watch like. As dressy as a DD is, the watch itself is tough.

[East Bay Rider]

Originally Posted by rr-nyc

Date on a Daytona

X2
That sold me on a Tudor

[East Bay Rider]

Originally Posted by Mosco

Alarm on a GMT

What he said.