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ROLEXAHOLIC · 5 October 2007, 01:03 PM

Why doesn't Rolex make watches with more complications ? Imagine a Rolex with a power reserve indicator, a moonphase or a Tourbillon (technically not a complication itself) Nevertheless, the tourbillon is one of the most valued complications of collector's watches and premium timepieces. I believe that Rolex has the capability and/or expertise to make such watches. I would think that they could start another line of complicated watches to add to their various product lines. After all, they still produce a quartz watch in their Cellini line. What do you think???

5 October 2007, 01:03 PM	#1
ROLEXAHOLIC Member Join Date: Jul 2007 Real Name: Richard Location: usa Watch: 116528 Posts: 376	Why doesn't Rolex make watches with more complications??? Why doesn't Rolex make watches with more complications ? Imagine a Rolex with a power reserve indicator, a moonphase or a Tourbillon (technically not a complication itself) Nevertheless, the tourbillon is one of the most valued complications of collector's watches and premium timepieces. I believe that Rolex has the capability and/or expertise to make such watches. I would think that they could start another line of complicated watches to add to their various product lines. After all, they still produce a quartz watch in their Cellini line. What do you think???

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