Looking for specific Rolex Daytona
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Originally posted by Michael W.
Hahahah.. Thanks! Close up pictures would make most men seem very hairy, I am much less hairy on a wide angle shot.
-- Michael
Hahahah.. Thanks! Close up pictures would make most men seem very hairy, I am much less hairy on a wide angle shot.
-- Michael
I'll take your word for it on the wide-angle. Maybe you should start a thread on the subject in OT.
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Originally posted by Stryke
Mike, sodalite dial is a material, I am refering to the dial shown on the fake which resembles the blue dial of the Airking or DJ. It's like calling the meteorite dial a silver dial. They are specialty dials and not just a laquer colored dial like he was looking for.
Mike, sodalite dial is a material, I am refering to the dial shown on the fake which resembles the blue dial of the Airking or DJ. It's like calling the meteorite dial a silver dial. They are specialty dials and not just a laquer colored dial like he was looking for.
I think he was actually trying to find something that would match his car. If the blue sodalite dial does it, then I doubt it would matter to him if it is a stone dial or a plain laquered dial.
I.E. If somebody had a silver car and wanted a face on a Daytona to match it, I certainly would recommend the meteorite, since it is silver in color.
-- Michael
