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Old 14 December 2021, 02:01 PM   #1
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When will they update the Daytona to 36k

One of my hang ups with the Daytona is it’s only 28k vph and to time to a 10th of a second you need 36k vph like the El Primero.

I think Rolex will want this achievement because it’s. Very Rolex thing to do. Just wonder how long it’ll take them to update it. They can sell plenty without any changes but that’s not the Rolex way. Always improving.

I feel like they can use their improved power reserve tech from the OP lineup and keep that high PR with a high BR.

If this isn’t the next significant movement update what do you think will be?

A thinner 9001?

Wildcard idea: make a pilots style chronograph using the next gen 4130 successor in a new Air King.
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