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clpski · 27 May 2016, 12:32 PM

The title says it all. I am curious; it seems like there are a lot of incomings lately for the new Daytona. When I saw the redesign I assumed, based on the scarcity of the old Daytona, that this was going to be THE hardest watch to get for the next couple of years. However; incomings are poping up all over. Today I was offered a black dial from my AD, I had to turn it down because the white has my heart. My AD assured me I would not lose my place in line.

So, my question is; are members here a select group because of what we buy, or is Rolex making more Daytona C's then they did of the previous Daytona?

27 May 2016, 12:32 PM	#1
clpski Banned Join Date: Mar 2010 Location: United States Posts: 157	New Daytona Easy to Get? The title says it all. I am curious; it seems like there are a lot of incomings lately for the new Daytona. When I saw the redesign I assumed, based on the scarcity of the old Daytona, that this was going to be THE hardest watch to get for the next couple of years. However; incomings are poping up all over. Today I was offered a black dial from my AD, I had to turn it down because the white has my heart. My AD assured me I would not lose my place in line. So, my question is; are members here a select group because of what we buy, or is Rolex making more Daytona C's then they did of the previous Daytona?

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