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28 September 2020, 11:33 AM | #1 |
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Real Name: Robert
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16710 Tritium or 16710 Error dial
good evening, Iv been a long time reader of the forum, love all that you can learn by just scrolling through the threads.
Now I have a question to throw out the the masses. sorry for being long winded) I am about to buy my second Rolex and I’m a little stuck. I am wanting to get a little older of a piece but don’t know which would be best for my uses. I am looking for something to wear daily when I’m not wearing my 114060. Something a little more shirt and tie and different than my sub. I’m not hard on my watches, but at the same tome they are not babied either. So to the point. I’m looking at 2 16710’s. One has a tritium dial, which I really like as it “could” patina and change color and have a infesting look later on, or a error dial that doesn’t really bring to much to the table but is something a little different. My biggest concern/question, do I need to worry about tritium flaking/cracking and coming loose inside the watch being a couple times a week wearer, or are my concerns unfounded? Or is the error dial something that is a sleeper and cooler than I realize. Thank you for any input you may have or possibly something I’m not thinking about. |
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