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23 January 2008, 07:54 PM | #1 |
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question about the gmt2c
does any body know if the ceramic pepsi bezel will have a brushed ss bracelet? i love my ss gmt2c with the polished center links but i would love to have a pepsi bezel with a completely brushed bracelet. i think it would look more sporty.
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23 January 2008, 09:39 PM | #2 |
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Rolex has a ceramic pepsi bezel?
Your questions will not be accurately answered until BaselWorld in early April. If I had to guess... If Rolex releases a GMT with a ceramic pepsi bezel it would have the improved clasp and the polished center links. Many of us are wondering if Rolex will add the ceramic bezel to the Submariner series Can't wait Sean
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If that is the only concern. You can have it brush by any watch repair man.
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I apologize as I was unaware that the ceramic pepsi bezel was definite.
However I agree with you, a brushed stainless bracelet would be nice. That is the complaint that I have with my GMT II c, the polished center links seem to draw to much attention. I have been considering replacing it with a black strap. Sean
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I don't think so. They might try to polish back your center link. But, I think you can request them to brush it instead. Or, just tell them to leave it alone. Some one here may confirm this.
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the pepsi cermic is NOT definite. any talk of a ceramic pepsi bezel is purely speculative and nothing more than a rumor at this point in the game.
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I don't think RSC will brush a polished bracelet, because they don't do anything outside of Rolex or original specs. Brushing can be done by anyone, however, at little cost.
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i could brush the bracelet but i don't want to change it from original. |
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That's what i've heard also
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whoa, time out here. where are you getting this information? having trouble blending the colors together? that doesn't even make sense since there is no advanced technology needed for this process. where the different colored silicate masses meet, a transition region is created to seperate the two colors. or, two pieces can be adhered with epoxy and polished to hide the line of transition. this whole thread is based on rumor and speculation. there are no announcements related to any of this. in fact, if you want to tap into the rumor mill, i think it's a much safer bet to expect an anniversary tt ceramic sub out of basel before they start kicking out a pepsi gmt-iic. just my speculative |
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the color problem and solution they are working on i read on this board. i don't remember the thread or i would provide a link to it. as far as speculation on a brushed ss bracelet that is exactly correct, that is why in the original post i asked for every body's thoughts on the subject. i am asking if anybody has heard any news on the subject and what their thoughts in general are about it. |
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About the satinated bracelet: Well, you COULD have the current GMT IIc bracelet satinated, but RSC would undo this alteration at the next service, at your expense.
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i saw the thread from one of the other boards where some body had it done. except the flip lock on the clasp not being done i did like the look but i couldn't bring myself to change one from original.
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i love my tt just the way it is - works perfectly for me aesthetically and functionally. wasn't sure how i would warm up to the 116713 but it is becoming one of my favorites and a frequent number one in the rotation.
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