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jbk45 · 7 May 2020, 07:18 AM

I think this is a fair question and as many have shared here, I agree the flagship is the DD; it's the quintessential Rolex IMO. There's something special about a solid gold Rolex irrespective of the model, but the DD carries a presence and persona all it's own.

I think it says something about Rolex when you can even have a debate about "flagship" models - their catalogue is overflowing with truly iconic timepieces - arguably more than any other manufacture. Win:win, for the brand and customer, I'd say.

When I entered the market for a true heavy hitter, the DD40 was at the top of my list. And since we're talking flagships, I made sure mine was platinum.

CashGap · 7 May 2020, 07:38 AM

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Originally Posted by Brew

The entry model to one of a company's product lines is rarely considered a "flagship."

Context. It's the flagship on WIS forums (only).

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jbk45 "TRF" Member Join Date: Jul 2016 Real Name: J Location: NYC - Bay Area Watch: Too many. Posts: 222	I think this is a fair question and as many have shared here, I agree the flagship is the DD; it's the quintessential Rolex IMO. There's something special about a solid gold Rolex irrespective of the model, but the DD carries a presence and persona all it's own. I think it says something about Rolex when you can even have a debate about "flagship" models - their catalogue is overflowing with truly iconic timepieces - arguably more than any other manufacture. Win:win, for the brand and customer, I'd say. When I entered the market for a true heavy hitter, the DD40 was at the top of my list. And since we're talking flagships, I made sure mine was platinum.

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