How do you guys/gal feel about two-tone. I am sure it has been discussed before...but

[bluerolex]

I am sure it has been discussed before but how do you guys feel about two-tone watches.

[MonBK]

I feel

[c.capt]

If you mean white gold/ss I'm in lol. I'm not a big fan of yellow or rose gold though. I'm probably in the minority here. Can't say I don't appreciate the look of the watch or the look of it on someone else, just that I wouldn't wear it because I don't think it looks good on me.

[sickened1]

^ Same here. White gold for me also. YG doesn't look good on me (tried it on already).

[SALTY]

To me, two-tomes exemplify the epitome of modern Rolex - which is to say: rugged, reliable, durable luxury. Purist will say that such was not Hans' initial intentions and not in keeping with the heritage of the Rolex tool watches - and they would be correct.

That said, like it or not, Rolex makes luxury watches. Admittedly they are rugged, reliable and durable, but luxury watches nonetheless. To me, the 904L stainless of the case and outer edges of the bracelet adorned with 18K yellow gold (my preference) is modern Rolex. While many may disagree with both my assessment and the accused transformation of the brand - I stick to my words and my appreciation for the two-tone range.

[motoikkyu]

I think the two tone 1675 GMT with the brown dial is one of the ugliest watches Rolex ever made. I love it so completely that I must have one (been looking for the right example for nearly two years now). Two tone represents the inability to commit to a look, whether white or yellow, and commitment has always been a problem for me. I can wear it with gold-tone accessories, or silver-tone. TT was really big in the 1980s, a time when the world, as a whole, was hedging its bets.

[Franks07]

A nice compromise when going for a little more " bling" than what a typical SS piece will provide. Not for everybody (especially on "sport" models) but I love miy TT Sub and wear it often.

[elkaholic]

I have a two tone DJ that was a special gift, not something I purchased or had any part in selecting. It has its place with the dressier clothing I wear, when I wear it, which isn't often. It doesn't see much wrist time, although it is extremely comfortable on the jubilee band.

My other two are SS-DJ and Sub. They get all the wrist time. For me, I feel like SS (or WG if I wanted one) are more "me" for some reason. I can't really explain why.

I love the look of the two tone Subs though, and GMT's.

I prefer for my wedding band and watch to be of similar metal color. I'd be interested to try on a YG wedding band and a YG DD or Sub at the same time, that combo would likely be nice.

[dysondiver]

if your man enough for a tt , its man enough for you .

[Keith1]

I like the TT, but full gold is the way to go!

[returntorolex]

I've had both a TT Datejust as well as a TT Sub....I would gladly own/wear either today.

[RHIII]

I love my 116613LB - it is actually my daily wearer. I wore a Stainless sub for years - and as I got older TT watches became very appealing to me - as I am not really an "all gold" fan...unless on a strap... ( just my preference)

While they are not for everyone I think it is a very classy (and classic) look that works well from jeans to a suit...

[AK797]

Like SS and full PM, they have their place.

[drakulie]

Don't like two tone or all gold for that matter.

[brandrea]

Not a fan, but to each their own

[tkerrmd]

Love the TT sub and GMT both stunning watches and classic Rolex, for that matter so is the DJ

[AndyK]

I'm fine with it but don't own any.

[m_coupe1999]

I was debating the two tone for a while, but i finally bought one with blue dial (submariner) and i simply love it!

One day I was wearing my tt and then switched to my steel datejust ii and felt like it was a cheap watch in comparison to the bling bling of tt! Hahaaa just a thought ;)

[DCgator]

Love TT Rolex, first one I bought was a tt Thunderbird in 1990. Now I have a tt GMT-C.

I also wouldn't mind having 18K YG Sub (old style no lug holes), Sub-C, GMT-C, or DJII. Feel same with 18K WG Rolex in 40 or 41mm.

[Racerdj]

I think I am in the minority but I like TT Rolex models.

[BNA/LION]

A TT is nice to have in your rotation!

[bp1000]

Started out not being a fan of TT. Tried a blue TT sub and fell in love with its character. That watch changed my mind on TT from dismiss to consider.

It has since led to a TT slate grey / green dial dj2

I think ultimately we should buy watches that suit our character and I like watches that have some individual personality as far as mass produced watches go. Ie I usually choose colour or perhaps a less common dial option not to be different but it's because it's what I like.

[jnkay]

Certain TT models are not only drool worthy , but iconic as well. The GMT-IIC and bluesy fit that bill.

[JasH]

I like TT, depending on the watch and dial. It can work very well.

[denmanproject]

TT not for me

[Solo118]

Originally Posted by JasH

I like TT, depending on the watch and dial. It can work very well.

I had that exact watch for 6 years, and yes it is great!

At the moment though I feel the TT Sub-C LB is perfect in Two Tone. The DJ2 is a close second.

[Cinquecento]

Personally not a big fan.

[Jim Smyth]

2 Tone for me is the one! Doesnt get any better than that IMO.

[Snow-Dweller]

I love my TT Sub....it was my first Rolex....but there's no getting away from the fact that it is blingy, and so I don't wear it as much as I used to.

[Eric Chan]

Love them. Did not so before, but after many years of collecting, I have come to appreciate what TT adds to a watch.