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Old 31 October 2008, 11:58 PM   #1
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Kind of a cool new ad on the second page of the November FORTUNE magazine. Gives a nice description of the 4130 Daytona movement. It is for the White gold model with the black arabic dial. Man o man, that is my grail watch. No way in He** I would ever spend that kind of money but I sure love that dial! That bit of red with the hands just sets it off IMO.
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Old 1 November 2008, 12:01 AM   #2
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Have not seen that one yet David, but there was a stunning new Rolex ad in this months National Geographic. It was for the Deep Sea - not a watch I like - but it did make it look stunning because it was a huge angled shot of the dial - the horrible chunky side was not included.

Maybe Rolex are improving their ads. About time. I have hated most of the recent ads.
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