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Old 11 October 2020, 08:37 PM   #27
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All of todays rather childlike names used for Rolex watches in general are used by those that have no real interest in learning the correct references for Rolex watches. And like most silly nicknames more suited to children of kindergarten age, or so called social media sites, instead of intelligent hopefully adults learning the reference numbers and history of the RWC.
That's an interesting point Peter. Patek or Tudor enthusiasts are an example.
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