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Time Exposure · 20 September 2014, 10:05 AM

Shortly after I decided the Daytona was the only Rolex I would wear (prompting the sale of my Explorer II), I began deliberating the merits of Datejust ownership. Seeking only discouragement (yeah right!) I turned to my TRF family for tips and advice. You enablers came through again!
I decided on this:

It's a beautiful example (G-serial) in mint condition. How it sat in the classifieds for a week at the price, I dunno, but I'm glad!
I've been wearing Speedmasters and Daytona's for a while, so getting used to the size again will take a few times on the (7.5") wrist.
I didn't realize ALL the dates were red. I thought it was a roulette! Nice surprise. Thanks to all who shared thoughts on which Datejust, and convincing me the red sweep hand is cool! And thanks Andrew "afc1" for making it happen, and making it smooth.

20 September 2014, 10:05 AM	#1
Time Exposure "TRF" Member Join Date: Oct 2010 Real Name: Bryan Location: Sac Valley, CA US Watch: Patek 5980/1A Posts: 2,860	Incoming (And Thanks For Your Advice!) Shortly after I decided the Daytona was the only Rolex I would wear (prompting the sale of my Explorer II), I began deliberating the merits of Datejust ownership. Seeking only discouragement (yeah right!) I turned to my TRF family for tips and advice. You enablers came through again! I decided on this: It's a beautiful example (G-serial) in mint condition. How it sat in the classifieds for a week at the price, I dunno, but I'm glad! I've been wearing Speedmasters and Daytona's for a while, so getting used to the size again will take a few times on the (7.5") wrist. I didn't realize ALL the dates were red. I thought it was a roulette! Nice surprise. Thanks to all who shared thoughts on which Datejust, and convincing me the red sweep hand is cool! And thanks Andrew "afc1" for making it happen, and making it smooth.

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