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Likestheshiny · 5 January 2020, 02:31 AM

It's worth noting that Rolex wasn't particularly expecting the patination and degradation of parts back in the day, either. Obviously Rolex is much more mindful now, but there's still a chance something unforeseen could impact the appearance of our watches. If the dial lacquer formula unexpectedly turns bright pink with age, for example, we might see a whole new generation of "tropical" dials.

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5 January 2020, 02:31 AM	#13
Likestheshiny "TRF" Member Join Date: Apr 2017 Location: _ Posts: 1,877	It's worth noting that Rolex wasn't particularly expecting the patination and degradation of parts back in the day, either. Obviously Rolex is much more mindful now, but there's still a chance something unforeseen could impact the appearance of our watches. If the dial lacquer formula unexpectedly turns bright pink with age, for example, we might see a whole new generation of "tropical" dials.

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