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Old 23 November 2012, 12:01 AM   #31
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Nice! Congrats!
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Old 23 November 2012, 12:08 AM   #32
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Not for me...but for my wife. After delivering twins a couple of months ago I wanted to get her the watch she's always wanted: Rolex Day Date President! I met up with Jacek today in San Francisco and ended up with this beauty for her:

I'd never heard of the Tridor but once I saw it I knew it was the watch for her.
Beautiful push present for your wife! Congrats to the both of you!
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Old 23 November 2012, 12:11 AM   #33
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very nice and unique...
I like the bigger watches on the gals. My wife usually wears a 34mm TT Date..
the 36m looks great..
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Old 23 November 2012, 02:00 AM   #34
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Thanks for the kind words guys :-)

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You don't see a two tone daydate too often..
Nice indeed
Actually...it's a three tone watch: rose-, yellow-, and white-gold. Most of the watch is white-gold but if you look closely at the center links you will see they are actually all three tones sandwiched together (in this order: pink, yellow, white, yellow, pink). As I understand it this manufacturing process was expensive but as a result these center links are solid (where as usually they are hollow). So the watch has a really interesting, unusual look and is feels quite heavy. The watch also has a yellow-gold bezel which I think adds some contrast to the white (though I've also seen pics of the watch with a white-gold bezel and thought that looked really good too). The watch cost more than a standard 18239 but it still seems like a pretty good value (and Jacek had a really nice period correct box, booklets, hangtag, etc to go along with the RSC papers from when the watch was serviced over the summer).
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