Did Rolex lose it's soul with the 43mm Sea Dweller?

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Originally Posted by samson66

I think it's the other way around. The date wheel is smaller and places the window closer to the center of the dial BECAUSE of the cyclops. So the SD4K date window is placed where a cyclops should be - a cyclops IOU is what I call it. If they put out a watch without a cyclops they should produce a larger date wheel, to push the date outward where it should be located. The inset date window is the perfect placement to accommodate a cyclops

i.e., follow what AP did with a date wheel position change recently with a new movement in the 15400 vs 15500


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