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 Post subject: Basel Shots
PostPosted: Wed Apr 02, 2014 7:40 am 
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I came across this in another forum, and I thought it was pretty cool for those who want to get a taste of what Baselworld is like. *not my pics or information*

http://roleks.se/bas2014.htm


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PostPosted: Wed Apr 02, 2014 8:31 am 
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That's from "Jocke" from The Rolex Forums, great informative post with even better pictures...

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I have been fascinated by the Ressence for some time. The Lehman watches interest me, too. Thanks for posting.

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I hope he doesn't mind that I posted this here...


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MattC wrote:
I hope he doesn't mind that I posted this here...

I can't imagine he'd mind at all - you just posted a link, not cribbed his words/pictures or anything like that.

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I PMed him and he responded that he didn't mind at all. :)


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That new seamaster is a flippin joke. Even uglier in real live photos. I got one of those watches in that post on order :)

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mfserge wrote:
That new seamaster is a flippin joke. Even uglier in real live photos. I got one of those watches in that post on order :)



Hmmm, let me sea...I'd better dwell on it a while.

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sharkman wrote:
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That new seamaster is a flippin joke. Even uglier in real live photos. I got one of those watches in that post on order :)



Hmmm, let me sea...I'd better dwell on it a while.


:uplaugh: you won't have to dwell too long to sea which one I'll be leasing next.

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mfserge wrote:
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mfserge wrote:
That new seamaster is a flippin joke. Even uglier in real live photos. I got one of those watches in that post on order :)



Hmmm, let me sea...I'd better dwell on it a while.


:uplaugh: you won't have to dwell too long to sea which one I'll be leasing next.

Well, the SeaDweller is the best of the Rolex bunch, congrats!

The Ressence is a cool design, saw a video of one a while back, love the way the sub-dials rotate around the face.

I actually like the 'platinum' (Light) dark side of the moon, very readable. I just saw the black dark side of the moon in an Omega Boutique recently. I was disappointed. You couldn't really read the sub-dials with the glossy dial and polished hands, no contrast. I'm a sticker for readability I guess, especially on this iconic chrono.

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mfserge wrote:
sharkman wrote:
mfserge wrote:
That new seamaster is a flippin joke. Even uglier in real live photos. I got one of those watches in that post on order :)



Hmmm, let me sea...I'd better dwell on it a while.


:uplaugh: you won't have to dwell too long to sea which one I'll be leasing next.


great pick Serge. and let me be the first to welcome you back to the club. its a hefty price for that piece but worth every penny IMO.


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Ressence looks pretty cool. Very unusual dial configuration. Different.

Also, I never comment on Rolex, but the Cellini is an interesting name for a watch. Benevento Cellini is an interesting choice. His Renaissance sculpture work is fabulous, but he was quite a character. I read his Autobiography many years ago and it was a surprising read.............. :shock:

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P51 wrote:
Ressence looks pretty cool. Very unusual dial configuration. Different.

Also, I never comment on Rolex, but the Cellini is an interesting name for a watch. If its after Benevento Cellini then its an interesting choice. His Renaissance sculpture work is fabulous, but he was quite a character. I read his Autobiography many years ago and it was a surprising read.............. :shock: Do we know?



Yes, the line introduced in 1975 is named after Benvenuto Cellini.

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Yes. Thanks sharkman. I found it on their website after my post. Interesting person. I can't find the book anymore but I think it was called 'my life'.

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Interesting person. I can't find the book anymore but I think it was called 'my life'.


Free online @

http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/4028


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