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Introducing: The New Rolex Daytona, Now With Black Cerachrom Bezel
I can honestly say this is the watch everyone – though maybe no one more than me – has been waiting for since the 2013 50th anniversary of the Cosmograph Daytona. We now have a steel Daytona with black ceramic bezel! This watch closes the loop on the entire Daytona family, bringing back back the familiar look that we first saw in 1965 with the reference 6240 and ultimately the 6263. Let's get into it. 1 OF 3 The 2016 Cosmograph Daytona is very much the same watch as the 2015 Daytona – this is Rolex, after all – though in addition to the black Cerachrom bezel, the white-dial version now features black rings instead of silver above the sub registers. The watch remains 40 mm and still we have the absolutely superb caliber 4130.Did I mention it comes in black? 2 OF 3 Yes, the new Daytona comes with a black dial, too. ADVERTISEMENT Yeah, it does! So what is the benefit to the Cerachrom bezel? Well, it&

"These Are A Few Of My Favorite Things"
This weekend I created another photograph with some of my favorite items I tend to have with me daily - I think you'll like it:A Few of My Favoite Things | Luxury Tyme: The Rolex Reference PageIt was a surprisingly difficult photograph to create - for those who are interested in photography, there's a "how I made it" discussion thread over on the WATCH TALK FORUMS Photography Forum:.info/foru...orum/46459.htmEnjoy!

where can I buy an ocean racer strap
and what is the asking price? Thanks!

5167 stopping randomly
I've had my 5167 for aprox 6-8 months and ran like a champ for the first 7 months, but over the past month it's stopped running during the middle of the night while on my wrist. I always sleep with a watch on unless it's gold and have never had a problem until now. It's happened 3 times now so feel that I need to figure out what is going on with it. It's close to the end of warranty if not already past. I will check tonight about the warranty. Any clues? I've searched the web but not really much info out there. Any and all help would be great!Thanks all!Alex

Ok, so its a massive "if" but......
What if Rolex really have stopped 126600 production and what if March sees the new SD43 with an all white text dial?(Not that I believe either of those have/will happen, but play along with me) That would give us say 10 months production of the Single Red 50th Anniversary Sea Dweller. And probably all manufactured in 2017, the anniversary year. Would that make a Single Red SD43 the shortest variant production run in Rolex history?Or have there been shorter runs of a variant in the past?