ARTICLE: The Evolution of the Modern Rolex Daytona>>>>

Greetings Rolex Fans!

I've just finished a new article and posted it to the Rolex Reference Page: http://www.rolexreferencepage.com/pa...parachrom.html

As always, reply to this post with any comments or questions.

-John

GREAT! Thank you!

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Great !!
I love this watch.

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Original von jholbrook
Greetings Rolex Fans!

I've just finished a new article and posted it to the Rolex Reference Page: http://www.rolexreferencepage.com/pa...parachrom.html

As always, reply to this post with any comments or questions.

-John

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Well done John. There are also differences in the dial: the indices of minute 27 and 33 are long in the earlier versions and short in the later ones. Did this change happen together with the new hands?

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Original von jholbrook
Greetings Rolex Fans!

I've just finished a new article and posted it to the Rolex Reference Page: http://www.rolexreferencepage.com/pa...parachrom.html

As always, reply to this post with any comments or questions.

-John

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Well done John. There are also differences in the dial: the indices of minute 27 and 33 are long in the earlier versions and short in the later ones. Did this change happen together with the new hands?

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Well what do you know! There are some differences in the minute markers - I guess I'll have to update the article! THANKS!

If you look at the dial comparison shots in this article of mine: http://www.rolexreferencepage.com/articles/6.html

You will will see the skinny and fat hands versions appear the same.

Guys - I've updated the article with new information, thanks to "Eagle Eyes" Martini! :tongue: :gut:

Great article, cool watch! :gut:

Thanks for that John - also answers my question in the other thread ;)