AD’s are telling me that they can get a steel Daytona faster than a Pepsi

[Daytonaman799]

I think it just depends on what they are producing at the time. Sometimes more Daytonas other times they ship more Pepsis.

[lcs77]

Maybe next year rolex will change the colour of the pepsi for the 70th anniversary like starbucks mk2, or maybe they release the coke




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[lcs77]

I have both and i agree, pepsi much more harder to get


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[Rolexforthewin]

Originally Posted by Guppydriver

To be fair though..

A Pepsi is one watch..

A Steel Daytona consists of two..

Between the black and white dial, I’d assume there are more Daytona’s produced than BLRO’s

There are multiple GMT’s. A simple bezel swap and you have a Batman, no differently than switching a dial on a Daytona.

[mpkRolex]

If you have the Pepsi keep it. Trust me it is and will be rarer than the SS Daytona in the long run. Pepsi with three complications and stunning two shade ceramic will be more scarce than the panda Daytona.

[mpkRolex]

No surprise, If you are a watch nerd you know that the Pepsi is far more superior than a panda Daytona. Be aware buying a Daytona from the gray market. Just my 2 cents being in the Rolex world for the last 20 years.

[Hollie_Rollie]

Originally Posted by mpkRolex

No surprise, If you are a watch nerd you know that the Pepsi is far more superior than a panda Daytona. Be aware buying a Daytona from the gray market. Just my 2 cents being in the Rolex world for the last 20 years.

I’m not a watch nerd. What makes the Pepsi far Superior ? I had a BLRO and it fell flat for me.


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[Mystro]

Originally Posted by mpkRolex

No surprise, If you are a watch nerd you know that the Pepsi is far more superior than a panda Daytona. Be aware buying a Daytona from the gray market. Just my 2 cents being in the Rolex world for the last 20 years.

Is this Saturday night drinking talking?? In no universe could you even compare the workhorse 32 series movement to the 4130 in the Daytona as it’s regarded the best modern movement Rolex has ever made. I own both and the two watches are in different tiers.