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blevine · 10 November 2018, 02:15 PM

Looking to add a Daytona to the ol collection. Admired it since I was a lad.
Given the difficulty of getting an 11500 ceramic I am leaning towards the 11520. But even if it weren’t hard to get the ceramic, I seem to prefer the LOOK of the steel bezel. Seems like it displays watchmaking and metal working skill more than the ceramic. Also it seems, to me at least, that its more luxurious than the ceramic. Yes I know the steel shows scratches but scratches are inevitable if you wear your watch a lot and don’t plan on selling it (ever).

Anyone prefer the Daytona steel bezel look to the ceramic?

10 November 2018, 02:15 PM	#1
blevine "TRF" Member Join Date: Nov 2017 Location: San Diego Watch: Sub C with date Posts: 69	Daytona 11520 vs 11500 Looking to add a Daytona to the ol collection. Admired it since I was a lad. Given the difficulty of getting an 11500 ceramic I am leaning towards the 11520. But even if it weren’t hard to get the ceramic, I seem to prefer the LOOK of the steel bezel. Seems like it displays watchmaking and metal working skill more than the ceramic. Also it seems, to me at least, that its more luxurious than the ceramic. Yes I know the steel shows scratches but scratches are inevitable if you wear your watch a lot and don’t plan on selling it (ever). Anyone prefer the Daytona steel bezel look to the ceramic?

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