Wanna see side by side picture of SS -> WG -> PT Daytona

[Johnnie]

I have heard that PT is shiny than WG and WG is shiny than SS

However, it would be great if somebody who have 3 of these Daytona could show the pictures of them side by side.

[Johnnie]

Seems like there's nobody who has all 3 material of Daytona???

[Sarko]

TOM has Platinum and SS

[Johnnie]

It would be great if Tom could show the side by side of both Daytona.

[beer]

he also has a WG sub and GMT so pretty close to daytona with the PCLs hope he sees this thread soon

[pol3259]

Or....you could go to an AD and get that shot you're looking for and share it with all of us!

[Le Chef]

The point of owning white or non colored PM is not that they look different - in fact looking the same or similar is often a reason to prefer wg or pt over yg or rg.

The real point is heft, which only the wearer can appreciate and value. Why else would Rolex and others fit wg and pt watches with exclusive dials and bezels if not to make clear the difference between ss, wg, and pt?

[Johnnie]

Originally Posted by pol3259

Or....you could go to an AD and get that shot you're looking for and share it with all of us!

I don't think I could see any different under those plastic covers

[Johnnie]

Originally Posted by Le Chef

The point of owning white or non colored PM is not that they look different - in fact looking the same or similar is often a reason to prefer wg or pt over yg or rg.

The real point is heft, which only the wearer can appreciate and value. Why else would Rolex and others fit wg and pt watches with exclusive dials and bezels if not to make clear the difference between ss, wg, and pt?

Totally agree but I the reason I'm curious because I saw a picture of PP 5711 SS with PT they really shows totally different shine quality in the picture especially on polished area. Lead to the question on my mind would it be same to Rolex?

Here's the picture I'm talking about