Columbus Ohio Stock

[Pwsiii]

Picked up my SD43 Saturday and had braclet adjusted today.

If anyone is looking.
The had a Bluesy in case today that was not there Saturday. Also a few SS YM2 / variety of YM / Smurf / PM Daytonas / and then a bunch of dress watches.

Happy Hunting. Sorry Diamond Cellar at Easton in Columbus.

[Coop13]

Originally Posted by Pwsiii

Picked up my SD43 Saturday and had braclet adjusted today.

If anyone is looking.
The had a Bluesy in case today that was not there Saturday. Also a few SS YM2 / variety of YM / Smurf / PM Daytonas / and then a bunch of dress watches.

Happy Hunting. Sorry Diamond Cellar at Easton in Columbus.

that's all pretty common these days. YM's, PM's.....

[Mrhenish]

Thanks! I was there over the holidays and they had nothing. I don’t remember any sports models at the sawmill road location

[bettenmv]

Thanks - I like that Easton store, they are very friendly. Tried on a Cellini and a rose gold Day Date last time I was there.

[mr.president1]

The Diamond Cellar in a Dublin on Sawmill Rd has the best of Diamond Cellar. Best customer service too. That’s where I go. Easton is still pretty nice and it’s great there are two rolex stores within 10 miles of each other

[dtwer]

On this note. YM's seem to be the most commonly available these days. Even the store that has hardly anything would usually have a couple YM's.

Are they really that unpopular? I always find YM's both elegant and sporty; would've thought people who love SS sport Rolexes would also be into YM's.

[JayHantz]

Originally Posted by dtwer

On this note. YM's seem to be the most commonly available these days. Even the store that has hardly anything would usually have a couple YM's.

Are they really that unpopular? I always find YM's both elegant and sporty; would've thought people who love SS sport Rolexes would also be into YM's.

It is interesting for sure. I think the PCLs, only an EZ link, along with the platinum bezel turns some off to the model. If there is someone who is looking for a first Rolex or a second, usually they look for another SS model to complement what they have. Such as a DJ with a Submariner. My first Rolex was a 116622 and I really enjoy it. I like the slimmer case and lugs; it seems to hug the wrist more and the azure blue second hand and lettering look great with the sunburst.

[herts9]

looks like I need to take a quick ride north to check it out!

[Watch This]

Originally Posted by JayHantz

It is interesting for sure. I think the PCLs, only an EZ link, along with the platinum bezel turns some off to the model. If there is someone who is looking for a first Rolex or a second, usually they look for another SS model to complement what they have. Such as a DJ with a Submariner. My first Rolex was a 116622 and I really enjoy it. I like the slimmer case and lugs; it seems to hug the wrist more and the azure blue second hand and lettering look great with the sunburst.

So underrated. Beautiful watch. Great pic. I love that color combo.

[toomann]

I may need to take a ride up to the Dublin store. I went to the Easton store a few weeks before Christmas looking for a Bluesy but found the cases very empty unless you were looking for anything in PM. They had lots of those.

[dtwer]

Originally Posted by JayHantz

It is interesting for sure. I think the PCLs, only an EZ link, along with the platinum bezel turns some off to the model. If there is someone who is looking for a first Rolex or a second, usually they look for another SS model to complement what they have. Such as a DJ with a Submariner. My first Rolex was a 116622 and I really enjoy it. I like the slimmer case and lugs; it seems to hug the wrist more and the azure blue second hand and lettering look great with the sunburst.

That is a beauty!

I agree the color combinations of azure blue on grey dial or red on navy blue dial are both amazing. The bezel also adds so much personality to the watch.

[HogwldFLTR]

Hard for me to watch this thread and not think about the nine years I spent in school and working in Columbus. It's been way too long since I've been back there. So many good feeling and experiences there!!! Forgive my reminiscing!!!