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28 July 2020, 01:28 PM | #1 |
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Real Name: LtCol R
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Watch: 1680Red-551214060M
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Flat sapphire crystals
Rolex incorporated the flat sapphire crystal decades ago, one of the
differences from the concave or domed plexi crystals as on my 1680 red Submariner. In a 14060 M or 16610 Submariner, which I also use as modern tool watches-the crystal creates a flash reflection. My line of reasoning is there must have been some fitment logic in Rolex using a flat crystal instead of a domed crystal. For fly fishermen, hunters and the military-the reflective flat crystal is a serious annoyance in what would otherwise be a sound design. Steinhart and other watches have made domed sapphire crystals that do not emit a reflection-so it can be done. I think I will be contacting Montres Rolex, S A in Geneve and see if they might be willing to respond to my concern over this issue. The worst that they may respond with would be: "This is the way we make them". |
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