The collection...at least most of it

[Daytonaman799]

Originally Posted by cht

Awesome!

What do you wear the most?

More pics of the comex???

Right now the Daytona C is getting the most wrist time. But for many years now the Exp II has prob gotten the most. It's the SAS model...which i know is somewhat controversial but as a military history and watch but its just one of my all time favorites. The PP's are amazingly comfortable and prob don't get as much time as they should. The COMEX also gets some real wrist time. I actually have 2 SD's. One is a no holes model where i bought a COMEX dial to wear as a beater (have original dial as well) and I also have a full COMEX model that I bought from a prominent watch aficionado/expert. Truth is I LOVE them all!

[crazymcmichael]

Originally Posted by Daytonaman799

Right now the Daytona C is getting the most wrist time. But for many years now the Exp II has prob gotten the most. It's the SAS model...which i know is somewhat controversial but as a military history and watch but its just one of my all time favorites. The PP's are amazingly comfortable and prob don't get as much time as they should. The COMEX also gets some real wrist time. I actually have 2 SD's. One is a no holes model where i bought a COMEX dial to wear as a beater (have original dial as well) and I also have a full COMEX model that I bought from a prominent watch aficionado/expert. Truth is I LOVE them all!

What is a SAS model? I really like your collection

[giruto]

Whoa!!! Like them all

[1William]

Nice collection.

[Sglass]

Damn incredible collection. A lot of my current goal watches here.

[101031-28]

Very nice collection!

[Daytonaman799]

Originally Posted by crazymcmichael

What is a SAS model? I really like your collection

In 2013, Rolex made a special edition of the Exp II for the British 22 Special Air Service Regiment. The SAS is essentially the father of all modern special forces units the world over. Previously Omega and Breitling had made special editions for the SAS. The Rolex version has the regimental crest on the back of the watch and the regimental motto "Who Dares Wins" on the side of the case. On the case back was also the first two letters of the trooper's last name as well as his ZAP number. The warranty is from Rolex London as opposed to an AD and has the troopers name on it as well. The model has been somewhat controversial in the collectors community and has been equated with the much maligned "SeaKing" GMT. There have been other Rolex Special editions, notably for the UK SRR, another special forces unit. As a military history buff and a watch nut I really love the watches and have one in Black and Polar. In the last few years wanted some "historic" watches in my collection so I added the COMEX first, the two SAS Exp II's and lastly the 6240 which is the first Oyster Daytona. Just a path that I took.

[crazymcmichael]

Originally Posted by Daytonaman799

In 2013, Rolex made a special edition of the Exp II for the British 22 Special Air Service Regiment. The SAS is essentially the father of all modern special forces units the world over. Previously Omega and Breitling had made special editions for the SAS. The Rolex version has the regimental crest on the back of the watch and the regimental motto "Who Dares Wins" on the side of the case. On the case back was also the first two letters of the trooper's last name as well as his ZAP number. The warranty is from Rolex London as opposed to an AD and has the troopers name on it as well. The model has been somewhat controversial in the collectors community and has been equated with the much maligned "SeaKing" GMT. There have been other Rolex Special editions, notably for the UK SRR, another special forces unit. As a military history buff and a watch nut I really love the watches and have one in Black and Polar. In the last few years wanted some "historic" watches in my collection so I added the COMEX first, the two SAS Exp II's and lastly the 6240 which is the first Oyster Daytona. Just a path that I took.

No shit this is completely amazing
Wow!!
Cool story to!!! Thanx your collection is an 10

[Louribal]

Nice!

[crazymcmichael]

Do you have more photos of that military explorers? I really really like them. Makes your collection even much nicer

[cht]

Originally Posted by Daytonaman799

Right now the Daytona C is getting the most wrist time. But for many years now the Exp II has prob gotten the most. It's the SAS model...which i know is somewhat controversial but as a military history and watch but its just one of my all time favorites. The PP's are amazingly comfortable and prob don't get as much time as they should. The COMEX also gets some real wrist time. I actually have 2 SD's. One is a no holes model where i bought a COMEX dial to wear as a beater (have original dial as well) and I also have a full COMEX model that I bought from a prominent watch aficionado/expert. Truth is I LOVE them all!

Fanstastic! What a collection!

Nice Fcar too!
Which model is it?

[AJM914]

Nice collection!

[Daytonaman799]

Originally Posted by exador

You’re missing a GMT

I have a 1676, it’s just not in the pic because I didn’t bring it out with me.

[Daytonaman799]

Originally Posted by cht

Fanstastic! What a collection!

Nice Fcar too!
Which model is it?

That car is gone...it was a California. Traded it in for a California T.

[cht]

Originally Posted by Daytonaman799

That car is gone...it was a California. Traded it in for a California T.

niiice!

How do you like/love it??

any pics?

I love my old Fcar, though she demands a lot of my attention and $$$!

[Nikrnic]

Great collection, every one of them. BTW
I heard the California T is no more...

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[00Seven]

Very solid!

[acfcheung]

That comex sd oh my god

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[Green Arrow]

your daily wearer? If you had to cull this down to 3 watches, which 3 would stay?

[mjclark32]

Great all around! Thanks for sharing!

[FlyDuc78]

wow impressive lovely collections

[R!$]

nice collection but you need a dress Patek