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23 June 2013, 01:58 AM | #1 |
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Daytona changes question
Think I have it but would like to confirm and have a band question.
Only recent changes in SS Daytona are: 1. The switch to super luminova around S series 2. The rolexreolexrolex Rehaut around Z M series 3. The clasp like the GMT IIc around M series Is that right? Also, did the oyster band go solid center links at the same time the clasp changed? Thanks.
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Yes...they have a different selection of dials too...ypu got it.
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23 June 2013, 02:53 AM | #3 |
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There was also the most recent change in the bracelet so that it now tapers more sharply with three tapering links, as against the previous four. This change was, however, applied across all of the steel Oyster bracelets at some point in 2012 (I think).
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Tanks guys. When did bracelet change to solid center links?
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When the 116520 was introduced in 2000.
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23 June 2013, 05:46 AM | #6 |
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Uh oh
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Can't go wrong with 116520
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23 June 2013, 11:10 PM | #8 |
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Got it, thanks!
I don't commit easily Bill. Can't a guy just learn about the diffs?!?!
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In the SS models, I don't think the easy link clasp was introduced until the V series. I could be wrong, but I've not seen any M's with the easy link.
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I seem to have noticed a slight rise in the solid end links! Also are newly supplied watches meant to include a half link, as I'm not sure I got one, obviously any photos or comments would be helpful, many thanks!
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The 116520 has always had an ez-link since introduction in 2000.. Rolex does not change anything by serial number prefix..
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Fat hands were introduced shortly after the 2000 release.
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