How did the Pepsi suddenly become a Rolex “Halo” Piece?

[Krash]

Originally Posted by shirtguy

Why is it that the jubilee bracelet is in more demand on the pepsi?

I just prefer the GMT on a jubilee. Plus, I’m not a fan of the PCLs. I love the Oyster on my Sub and I love the Jubilee on my GMT.


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[brandrea]

Originally Posted by shirtguy

Why is it that the jubilee bracelet is in more demand on the pepsi?

Because there’s already a sea of professional oyster references

[Twisted Vicar]

Originally Posted by Krash

I just prefer the GMT on a jubilee. Plus, I’m not a fan of the PCLs. I love the Oyster on my Sub and I love the Jubilee on my GMT.


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My PCL's are no more



But I also have the Jubilee if I want to bling up

[ltmgeller]

You're missing a timeframe for your post. The Pepsi was always popular, while the Daytona was not.

[EndlessEight]

While pumpkin picking last weekend, a gentleman came over to my side, leaned over 90 degrees and examined the Pepsi on my wrist.

Wild times.

[EndlessEight]

Originally Posted by Twisted Vicar

My PCL's are no more



But I also have the Jubilee if I want to bling up

This works too and actually is really well made. "Glidelock" too:

https://ginault.com/shop/gen-ii-94530g-bracelet/

[dukie748]

Did you polish out the OEM bracelet? My AD has basically said that if I do that Rolex will insist on returning the center links to 'polished' when the watch is submitted for service, and if declined they will refuse to touch it.

Only Rolex...

[ap1]

Originally Posted by dukie748

Did you polish out the OEM bracelet? My AD has basically said that if I do that Rolex will insist on returning the center links to 'polished' when the watch is submitted for service, and if declined they will refuse to touch it.

Only Rolex...

Send in head only for service?