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Welshwatchman · 25 February 2009, 05:33 AM

Ok, a question that looks like a statement.

After drooling over the Blancpain DLC "Black Knight" and Daz's DLC Panerai

I think it's time that Rolex release a Sport watch with black DLC coating.

With the DLC coating I have been told that even scratches (though not gouges) are black.

I am thinking that a new sub option, one taking the bezel contrast and dial effect from the BP, would be a very interesting Rolex and would generate frenzy amongst collectors as well as frowns from the old farts.

Prohunter did very well from a half hearted (IMO) unofficial PVD modification so why wouldn't Rolex's designs not hit the mark?

What do you think?

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25 February 2009, 05:33 AM	#1
Welshwatchman "TRF" Member Join Date: Apr 2006 Real Name: Paul Location: Wales, UK Posts: 14,578	Rolex 2009 Releases with DLC coating Ok, a question that looks like a statement. After drooling over the Blancpain DLC "Black Knight" and Daz's DLC Panerai I think it's time that Rolex release a Sport watch with black DLC coating. With the DLC coating I have been told that even scratches (though not gouges) are black. I am thinking that a new sub option, one taking the bezel contrast and dial effect from the BP, would be a very interesting Rolex and would generate frenzy amongst collectors as well as frowns from the old farts. Prohunter did very well from a half hearted (IMO) unofficial PVD modification so why wouldn't Rolex's designs not hit the mark? What do you think? __________________ ..33

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