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22 April 2019, 06:50 AM
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Airking 116900 has a busy dial, but why did Rolex skip the first 0 (05)?
Many people discuss about the busy dial and the controversy of the applied 3-6-9 numbers on the 116900 AK. But Rolex uses on the 116000 the same structure. Difference is that on the AK dial Rolex begins with 5 instead of 05 on the OP36. Why the h.ck they build on the 116900 this non-symmetry?
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22 April 2019, 07:07 AM
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05 is a digital thing; I doubt they want to embrace that. Their Tudor GranTour did that and it wasn't too well embraced.
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