Yellow Gold White Roman DD40

[pearson1995]

Originally Posted by PT_91

Beautiful watch, but the fact that they write "IIII" instead of "IV" would irritate me too much. Is there a particular reason for Rolex to do this? I'm not familiar with their Roman dials.

Traditionally that’s how it’s done. A watch makers IV. Keeps the dial more balanced apparently.

[dmash]

Originally Posted by GoingPlaces

Here you go. One thing about the deconstructed romans is the beveling really pops nicely under light. It's an often overlooked detail. Good luck!

Exactly! This pic on the left demonstrates the detail beautifully. It's pure class.





and thanks to all who have posted thus far! Some really great pics in here. A lot of you were able to capture the depth of the dial which is hard to see in a flat standstill image, but in person it's so incredible.

[Cambo]

I don’t have that model but have seen it……it’s a stunner!

[PT_91]

Originally Posted by pearson1995

Traditionally that’s how it’s done. A watch makers IV. Keeps the dial more balanced apparently.

Thank you for the explanation!

[Michael T]

223238.

[SubMillennial]

These are selling for below MSRP on here and other secondary markets, yet ADs aren't stock them yet, go figure

[Kenny G]

Originally Posted by archer1021

Thank you, it’s actually a green lol


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Oops! Just the pic I guess. Even better then - absolute stunner!

[pearson1995]

Originally Posted by SubMillennial

These are selling for below MSRP on here and other secondary markets, yet ADs aren't stock them yet, go figure

Cant say I see any below MSRP, £31,450 this side of the pond. selling above this for sure. Makes sense as AD's aren't an easy place to get them.