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Old 30 March 2021, 06:14 AM   #91
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Wow Jay is all I can say. Wow
Epic photo Jay! Here’s my contribution...sun spots and all
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Old 30 March 2021, 07:47 AM   #92
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Man...... who ever designed this 60th anniversary needs to be in a museum amazing.....


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Old 30 March 2021, 08:09 AM   #93
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Old 30 March 2021, 08:36 AM   #94
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Can't go wrong here. Personally I would pick the white gold. Simply because it is a bit less flashy and the combination of the metal and the green looks amazing. But I would be happy with either.
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Old 30 March 2021, 01:38 PM   #95
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Rose Gold is so unique and can go with younger people as well as older ones.
My best friends uses it as a daily, “rose gold/ green dial” he’s in the 30s and it looks stunning no matter what he’s wearing. It’s a modern color, love it.


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Old 30 March 2021, 10:38 PM   #96
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My vote is WG Olive. It is low key - away from the piercing eyes of muggers, of office mates, of friends, of bosses, and of customers, alike. It is timeless which can definitely be worn on all occasions.

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Old 30 March 2021, 10:49 PM   #97
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Great advice so far. Need to make a decision on Thursday so will continue to think on it! Will try both on and go from there.. on another note, I hadn’t realised the olive dial was an “anniversary” dial- any idea on how long these things normally run for or will this be in the catalogue for good now? Anniversary seems to imply limited run, again I don’t care as the watch is for wearing and enjoying, but do Rolex keep these in the line up for finite periods?
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Old 31 March 2021, 07:33 PM   #98
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Morning all- any thoughts on the longevity of the dial being produced?
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Old 31 March 2021, 09:10 PM   #99
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Morning all- any thoughts on the longevity of the dial being produced?
No one knows.

For example the green dial GMT was produced from 2007-2019. The YG green dial Daytona was introduced in 2016, but there is strong rumors it will be discontinued next week.

Given the surge in popularity for the green dials, I wouldn’t pass up the opportunity to pick up an olive DD40 at retail from an AD. Never know if you’ll get the chance again in today’s market.
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