Hi..I have offshore black themes in stainless steel ,H seria..only one year of production and latest year of iconic designe..never have apurtunuty to see titanium AP in alive..how much grams have your offshore? All the best from Croatia.,Ivan..
Yachtmaster is a more of a luxurious sports watch and therefore has more fine lines. I think titanium should be used on something like an Explorer and is an awesome material for summer hot days.
Considering the unique features of the Richard Mille RM 26-01, acquiring this timepiece involves a different approach than traditional watches. The RM 26-01 boasts a tourbillon movement, making it a rare and exquisite investment in the world of horology. Its limited production and intricate design suggest potential appreciation in value over time.
Fully agree Eric, could be worth it just at retail price or slightly higher, definitely not at current price. Thanks a lot, we were all badly waiting for such a review. Cheers
I put my name down at Rolex in Geneva the day it was announced, and got a chance to put it on my wrist in August. I have an 8-inch wrist, and so I love the size. I don't know if I'll ever get an allocation, but I dearly want one - and there's no way I would flip it. It would be put into daily rotation with my Polar Explorer II - also 42mm - also a fantastic daily proposition. I have a Royal Oak 15500, which I adore - but it's too delicate for wearing too often. This, however, is built for wear and tear. Like with the Explorer II, I see the full satin as an advantage, as it will not show scratches.
Congrats on getting your hands on one. Sleeper hit of 2023. I think everyone (at least those with bigger collections) should have 1 Ti watch. I got the Pelagos 39 while I wait for this; that ‘not there’ feel is very cool; also works in dress and sports settings.
The Pelagos 39 feels terrible too. Don't buy one. We got the call, as I wanted to buy one for my GF, and we actually laughed, and we both like Tudor. In the end, we got her a P42 blue (pre owned). It's massive on her, but she's stylish and makes it work. Rolex: the clock is ticking!
Hey Eric, I went to look at this but found it underwhelming somehow. However, the dealer had the new 'WG' Oysterflex Daytona with a black dial - WOW, it was sublime; so sophisticated with classic/timeless aesthetics. Loved it and want one!
I enjoy subdued, stealthy, discreet watches hence a totally mat finish is extremely attractive to me. I have yet to see this watch but meantime I have the Omega Seamaster NTTD which fits the stealthy / discreet bill perfectly. The less people notice my watches the better to me 👍🏽👏🏽
In my opinion titanium watches should have a little extra "pop" in order to contrast the greyness. I would like to see this watch with a blue dial or gold hour markers. That would elevate the watch from chill to banger territory.
If you’ve not experienced titanium as a watch material you’re in for a shock with this piece. It’s big and chunky but that low mass is further distributed to nothing over a large footprint on wrist. People tend to buy brands like Tudor for knock about daily watches and go for Rolex for something of an uplift in quality and flash. This is just a big coarsely brushed chunk of dark looking metal which will never take a second look by anybody. But maybe that’s the stealth wealth look they are experimenting with. But such an austere look in the jazzy Yachtmaster line up? Doesn’t fit with that blingy line. Something of a Frankenstein piece hence the fake feels. It’s just out of place. But give us a titanium sub with red lettering and now you’ll be talking.
I own a Tudor pelagos Lhd, my first decent watch I bought and I love it, its case is pretty chunky but it is really light, lighter than my datejust41 infact. I would love this watch it’s a perfect for daily wear as you forget you are wearing it (I do with my Tudor)
im wearing my pelagos more than my sub41mm... for work, the gym, and cooking in the grill, it's perfect. i never thought I would buy a titanium watch, but its so usable.
I just picked up a titanium Grand Seiko. And it is ridiculously light, even more so than i thought it would be. But you know what there is a charm in this. Nice to have a light watch in collection dominated by heavy Rolexs
For titanium the finish is an area where Grand Seiko excels. My preference would be on an oyster flex strap or some other polymer strap to complement the titanium.
My daily and most favourite of my watches is an IWC Ocean 2000. Full titanium is fantastic. I’m very interested to see one of these in person. I particularly like the understated part of it - only watch people really recognise my IWC and I suspect that a titanium Yachtmaster would be similar.
If I mange to get this watch i attach to it the oyster flex and first it will become the lightest Rolex ever made and make it look like the original design and bit smaller as well
I love the YM42's. I sold my SD43 a couple of months ago in anticipation of picking one up. I am a bigger watch kind of guy, just suits my style and height. I find most of the Rolex offerings a little dainty. I tried the DSSD, but realized I'm all good with a large diameter, but a thick watch just doesn't do it for me. If you look, you will see the YM42 and the SD 43 are almost identical specs. The thinner case on the YM42 will probably give it a slightly larger look than the SD43, which works for me. Looking forward to seeing in the metal. RRP to RRP comparison, the Ti would be very tempting. At current market prices though, white gold all day long. In fact, even with the RRP differences, I might still opt for the white gold. The glossy black dial is much nicer than the Ti version. I've also been won over to the Oysterflex. I will wait to see if obtaining the watch at retail in Ti is an option. As far as the matte case look, I would say Rolex is recognizing the need for a more stealth wealth approach. As the number of places in the world where you can safely wear your Rolex continues to fall, flashy and obvious watches are going to fall out of favor.
Great video, as always. Unlike other channels who turned on Rolex just because they aren’t as hyped as they used to be, this guy doesn’t follow trends and sticks to the same. Thanks! Regarding the Yachtmaster Titanium, got to try it on. I like it, but it feels weird and to be honest, I miss the shine of her SS counterparts. Therefore, not my cup of tea.
During the review I was wondering how does this compare to the Tudor pelagos and then you said this watch gives a Tudor vibe lol. I think that answers my question 😂 all titanium works well on the yachtmaster.
4:45 I can feel your apprehension, but I think you’re spot on with the Tudor vibe. Maybe that utilitarian vibe is what Rolex wants to bring to the yacht master line. Yachts are more in line with the Rolex brand and to the wealthy than submarines (especially post OceanGate).
Hey Eric i got a question. What's up with the rubber band on your hand? Is it used to help secure your watches on your wrist? Do u snap your wrist to wake u up? Lol
Could not agree with you more, this has all the makings of a sleeper hit classic for Rolex. Just like when the sprite was first introduced some people kinda bashed it but, look at it now😉
@@seven921914 yeah it goes with anything, any occasion & the look won't get outdated and isn't a trend that in six months isn't cool anymore. I really want to try one on and see how the titanium feels etc!
prices will come down to below retail because of the controversy, then after a couple of years, they will skyrocket because of just how different they are to the main range.
This is the watch that I want over all other Rolex models… I’ve been told I have two chances of owning it… slim and zero but I’m still waiting for one ☝🏽
Great video. I'm glad you did a review on this model. Appears to me to be underwhelming and lacking character. Some high polished features would have been nice. And I think rolex has this priced a little higher than what I would have thought. Like 16k. Wow
I just got my sub date but if I were to get another Rolex it would be this one. I love the light weight feel and subdued look of titanium on my Grand Seiko and Hamilton Khaki Field. Hopefully they'll make a bunch and prices will come down
Love the bezel - but otherwise I prefer the details on the Pelagos (square indices, chunky hands, no cyclops) - so it’s a pass for me. I’ll take the Pelagos (FXD for me) and a lot of change!
The truely weird thing here is that if weight saving fr racing...is the excuse for this Ti YM, then the bracelet to use is the Ti-rubber Oysterflex, with a Ti buckle.
I’m on the list at my AD… a friend of mine thinks this watches finish will scratch easily. I disagree, I have Ti divers watch my wife gave me for Christmas 15yrs ago. It’s still pristine, though not an everyday watch. I’ve yet to see one in person but I don’t think that’ll dissuade me from buying one. And I was hoping this would be a full unboxing, removing the protective film… still a nice review
Accurate description Eric, Im aucky guy who can pick and choose what he wants from my AD, and I was offered this and the Celebration OP41, both have done nothing to me and for the first time ever,I declined to buy them(could get them both, but I'm not a flipper), as you said it is underwhelming and somehow i don't see the uniqueness in this pic, so I just stay with the Deep Sea Challenge which is historically important on material and serial produced depth-rating, all dough huge but i can still pull it off and wear it in rotation. Now the 1908, its a different story... Thanks for the video, keep them coming!!!
Watch Derek! I have tried one on at an event in London. It wears very big with the terrible strap and the feel is not good. I was expecting something extra special, but the Tudors, either Pelagos 42 or FXD are MUCH better. And it's really expensive. And I think the movement is better in the Tudor too. Another example of the blind stupidity of Rolex lovers for even considering this watch. The guy here, seems to be justifying whether he will like it, by how much it's worth on the gray. This seems a bit sad. The event I went to indicated that this watch will be made in numbers. It's not a Ben Ainslie plus 1 watch. Rolex are moving into titanium. BUT this guy doesn't seem to know about the material, because if you shine it, you get scratching. So they have left a heavy texture on the sides of the case. Of course the Pelagos is a proper watch, so damage is part of the narrative. But Rolex people will be re-polishing their watches more than french polisher at a hedgehog farm. So people who spend money on these, just keep them mint. Leave them in your safe, as the wear will destroy their value immediately, and let's face facts, that's what this is all about for you. How much is it worth?
Even on the video finish is similar to Tudor Pelagos, to me it’s not a compliment. I think that finish on Rolex Perpetual is not deserve the Rolex price, but for Yacht Master’s market price, that exceed official price, I have to to say, - forget about it!!!
I think titanium goes against everything a yacht master stands for tbh, I mean it's a luxury submariner. Titanium is more of a working tool watch metal.
It’s the unicorn I didn’t think existed! It’s all tool watch. All satin. No flash. It’s a stealth wealth watch. I’ve never been a fan of all titanium watches as they are very light and will scratch easier than steel. I think it’s a cool concept but I think Rolex needed to polish that one a little more imho
It’s the worst looking Rolex I’ve ever seen…..unfinished like it went through a house fire. Regardless of size it will always look bad. I wouldn’t own one at any price. Thanks Eric and happy new year!
I asked my dealer for one of these, but then changed my mind and picked up a sd43. I just dont like the dull looking finish. Idk how much they sell over retail.
we’re just so used to heavy expensive watches that having the opposite feels like its cheap. First impressions of the iphone 15 is the same, i personally prefer the ss variant, but you get used to the lighter titanium. Plus, since its titanium, its gonna be harder to fake since the material is so unforgiving to work with.
Had this on at my local AD,lovely watch retail is £11,250,you would have to be off your rocker to pay £40k on the grey market.
It’s not retail. It’s madness!
I have a titanium offshore. Titanium is perfect for a daily wear because it’s so light and resilient! 💪🏽
Hi..I have offshore black themes in stainless steel ,H seria..only one year of production and latest year of iconic designe..never have apurtunuty to see titanium AP in alive..how much grams have your offshore? All the best from Croatia.,Ivan..
Titanium actually scratches easier than stainless steel, but it forms an oxide layer where it does scratch making it less visible.
Yachtmaster is a more of a luxurious sports watch and therefore has more fine lines. I think titanium should be used on something like an Explorer and is an awesome material for summer hot days.
Man what I would do for a titanium explorer I and II
Considering the unique features of the Richard Mille RM 26-01, acquiring this timepiece involves a different approach than traditional watches. The RM 26-01 boasts a tourbillon movement, making it a rare and exquisite investment in the world of horology. Its limited production and intricate design suggest potential appreciation in value over time.
Fully agree Eric, could be worth it just at retail price or slightly higher, definitely not at current price. Thanks a lot, we were all badly waiting for such a review. Cheers
I put my name down at Rolex in Geneva the day it was announced, and got a chance to put it on my wrist in August. I have an 8-inch wrist, and so I love the size. I don't know if I'll ever get an allocation, but I dearly want one - and there's no way I would flip it. It would be put into daily rotation with my Polar Explorer II - also 42mm - also a fantastic daily proposition. I have a Royal Oak 15500, which I adore - but it's too delicate for wearing too often. This, however, is built for wear and tear. Like with the Explorer II, I see the full satin as an advantage, as it will not show scratches.
I so much wish this was in a 40mm size. Thanks for the quick impressions!
Same here
Congrats on getting your hands on one. Sleeper hit of 2023. I think everyone (at least those with bigger collections) should have 1 Ti watch. I got the Pelagos 39 while I wait for this; that ‘not there’ feel is very cool; also works in dress and sports settings.
Lol, you think it's a sleeper and the market value is in the $40Ks, nothing sleepy about that price.
The Pelagos 39 feels terrible too. Don't buy one. We got the call, as I wanted to buy one for my GF, and we actually laughed, and we both like Tudor. In the end, we got her a P42 blue (pre owned). It's massive on her, but she's stylish and makes it work. Rolex: the clock is ticking!
Hey Eric, I went to look at this but found it underwhelming somehow. However, the dealer had the new 'WG' Oysterflex Daytona with a black dial - WOW, it was sublime; so sophisticated with classic/timeless aesthetics. Loved it and want one!
Handled this watch and yes. It’s so chill it’s missing something. Honestly feels like a $5k watch.
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I enjoy subdued, stealthy, discreet watches hence a totally mat finish is extremely attractive to me. I have yet to see this watch but meantime I have the Omega Seamaster NTTD which fits the stealthy / discreet bill perfectly. The less people notice my watches the better to me 👍🏽👏🏽
How often the rehaut is misaligned?
Sub 41 Titanium is coming soon to an AD near you. Thats why the sides aren’t polished - they are on the new Sub. It’s the key differentiator.
I always thought the yacht master is supposed to be the luxury sub with all the bling bling … they should make this into a sub instead
In my opinion titanium watches should have a little extra "pop" in order to contrast the greyness. I would like to see this watch with a blue dial or gold hour markers. That would elevate the watch from chill to banger territory.
Blue dial would be very cool!
How do you evaluate how a watch feels, if it's not even sized for your wrist. ?
If you’ve not experienced titanium as a watch material you’re in for a shock with this piece. It’s big and chunky but that low mass is further distributed to nothing over a large footprint on wrist. People tend to buy brands like Tudor for knock about daily watches and go for Rolex for something of an uplift in quality and flash. This is just a big coarsely brushed chunk of dark looking metal which will never take a second look by anybody. But maybe that’s the stealth wealth look they are experimenting with. But such an austere look in the jazzy Yachtmaster line up? Doesn’t fit with that blingy line. Something of a Frankenstein piece hence the fake feels. It’s just out of place. But give us a titanium sub with red lettering and now you’ll be talking.
I own a Tudor pelagos Lhd, my first decent watch I bought and I love it, its case is pretty chunky but it is really light, lighter than my datejust41 infact.
I would love this watch it’s a perfect for daily wear as you forget you are wearing it (I do with my Tudor)
I cant wait to get mine!
I saw it and tried it on at the AD. Will get one when i get the call!
im wearing my pelagos more than my sub41mm... for work, the gym, and cooking in the grill, it's perfect. i never thought I would buy a titanium watch, but its so usable.
I just picked up a titanium Grand Seiko. And it is ridiculously light, even more so than i thought it would be. But you know what there is a charm in this. Nice to have a light watch in collection dominated by heavy Rolexs
I completely agree with you, a lack of some more polish finished 👍🏼👍🏼
I started off my watch journey with full titanium watch with bracelet....YM42 Titanium gonna be the best daily beater!
For titanium the finish is an area where Grand Seiko excels. My preference would be on an oyster flex strap or some other polymer strap to complement the titanium.
Perfect everyday watch, but it's too big for me.
If they release a 40mm version with the Oysterflex, it would be PERFECTION.
My daily and most favourite of my watches is an IWC Ocean 2000. Full titanium is fantastic. I’m very interested to see one of these in person. I particularly like the understated part of it - only watch people really recognise my IWC and I suspect that a titanium Yachtmaster would be similar.
If I mange to get this watch i attach to it the oyster flex and first it will become the lightest Rolex ever made and make it look like the original design and bit smaller as well
Absolutely in love. Got mine on the 11th and couldn't be happier. Truly one of Rolex's better pieces.
I love the YM42's. I sold my SD43 a couple of months ago in anticipation of picking one up. I am a bigger watch kind of guy, just suits my style and height. I find most of the Rolex offerings a little dainty. I tried the DSSD, but realized I'm all good with a large diameter, but a thick watch just doesn't do it for me. If you look, you will see the YM42 and the SD 43 are almost identical specs. The thinner case on the YM42 will probably give it a slightly larger look than the SD43, which works for me. Looking forward to seeing in the metal.
RRP to RRP comparison, the Ti would be very tempting. At current market prices though, white gold all day long. In fact, even with the RRP differences, I might still opt for the white gold. The glossy black dial is much nicer than the Ti version. I've also been won over to the Oysterflex. I will wait to see if obtaining the watch at retail in Ti is an option.
As far as the matte case look, I would say Rolex is recognizing the need for a more stealth wealth approach. As the number of places in the world where you can safely wear your Rolex continues to fall, flashy and obvious watches are going to fall out of favor.
Get an AP ROO. I'm 6'2" and athletic.
I love the heavy wait of a gold rolex.
If retail is teens, then I will wait list a couple of years from my AD. Love my Pelagos ETA 2 liner's finish.
I thought I would like it- but this video cooled my jets. Agree with the Tudor vibe. Kinda reminds me of a Fossil. Something seems off on this watch.
🤣😂
I have a OP41, explorer II, and green bezel submariners I think this might have to be next on my list
I love it, I love the satin tool finish
Great video, as always. Unlike other channels who turned on Rolex just because they aren’t as hyped as they used to be, this guy doesn’t follow trends and sticks to the same. Thanks!
Regarding the Yachtmaster Titanium, got to try it on. I like it, but it feels weird and to be honest, I miss the shine of her SS counterparts. Therefore, not my cup of tea.
Thanks, great review. Unsold me from the watch. Would have it for less than retail or close to it in collection but not over.
I love it. I struggle to see why I’d daily this vs. my Sub, but I still like it.
During the review I was wondering how does this compare to the Tudor pelagos and then you said this watch gives a Tudor vibe lol. I think that answers my question 😂 all titanium works well on the yachtmaster.
Yes👌 the perfect tool watch from R. Who would have thought🤷♂️🤣
Platinum-give it to me in platinum. I need a heavy hitter. 😊
how much weight?
Last titanium watch I owned was a Timex. I did like it though.
Fantastic watch!! Thanks Eric🎉
Is it possible to throw this on an oysterflex?
4:45 I can feel your apprehension, but I think you’re spot on with the Tudor vibe. Maybe that utilitarian vibe is what Rolex wants to bring to the yacht master line. Yachts are more in line with the Rolex brand and to the wealthy than submarines (especially post OceanGate).
I like the look of the watch.
I also like the look on the Tudor Pelagos.
I'd buy one.
Hey Eric i got a question. What's up with the rubber band on your hand? Is it used to help secure your watches on your wrist? Do u snap your wrist to wake u up? Lol
Understated but yet timeless/classic! Def one I'd be keeping for sure. Low Key flex of the year
Could not agree with you more, this has all the makings of a sleeper hit classic for Rolex. Just like when the sprite was first introduced some people kinda bashed it but, look at it now😉
@@seven921914 yeah it goes with anything, any occasion & the look won't get outdated and isn't a trend that in six months isn't cool anymore. I really want to try one on and see how the titanium feels etc!
I got the white gold oyster flex strap and I wear it more then my Submariner.
The ultimate stealth Rolex!
Yepp
prices will come down to below retail because of the controversy, then after a couple of years, they will skyrocket because of just how different they are to the main range.
That sounds right to me.
Titanium is for more affordable watches in my opinion. Very comfortable at less than 5k. Great information by Eric as always.
This is the watch that I want over all other Rolex models… I’ve been told I have two chances of owning it… slim and zero but I’m still waiting for one ☝🏽
Thank you for the review.
This on an oyster flex would look nice
Yes Eric ! Finally 😊
Great video. I'm glad you did a review on this model. Appears to me to be underwhelming and lacking character. Some high polished features would have been nice. And I think rolex has this priced a little higher than what I would have thought. Like 16k. Wow
I just got my sub date but if I were to get another Rolex it would be this one. I love the light weight feel and subdued look of titanium on my Grand Seiko and Hamilton Khaki Field. Hopefully they'll make a bunch and prices will come down
What sunglasses are you wearing
Watch Eric’s hype makes you wanna buy one….hopefully one day I can afford a Rolex. I’ll give him a call!
Love the bezel - but otherwise I prefer the details on the Pelagos (square indices, chunky hands, no cyclops) - so it’s a pass for me. I’ll take the Pelagos (FXD for me) and a lot of change!
so... is it light?
Who needs this when the Pelagos 42mm exists?
Eric you are the Man...nuff said
At least Rolex used grade 5 titanium unlike Omega with the bond seamster 👏🏾
Pelagos copy ? 😅
What’s the thickness? Eric
Bring on a titanium Explorer 2 and I’ll be camping outside the AD.
The truely weird thing here is that if weight saving fr racing...is the excuse for this Ti YM, then the bracelet to use is the Ti-rubber Oysterflex, with a Ti buckle.
Love the finish, they had to differentiate it from the sub
I’m on the list at my AD… a friend of mine thinks this watches finish will scratch easily. I disagree, I have Ti divers watch my wife gave me for Christmas 15yrs ago. It’s still pristine, though not an everyday watch. I’ve yet to see one in person but I don’t think that’ll dissuade me from buying one.
And I was hoping this would be a full unboxing, removing the protective film… still a nice review
Watching from jacobsberg, day 8 of Christmas vacation...
I agree with Eric, it looks ok for a Rolex. Doesn't look like a premium sub which is what the Yachtmaster line is meant to be.
Any idea how that titanium would hold up? Does it scratch easily?
I have a Tudor pelagos 42mm had it 3 yrs now and it’s not scratched as yet
Uhhhmmmmm that dial is not good! What were they thinking?
Accurate description Eric, Im aucky guy who can pick and choose what he wants from my AD, and I was offered this and the Celebration OP41, both have done nothing to me and for the first time ever,I declined to buy them(could get them both, but I'm not a flipper), as you said it is underwhelming and somehow i don't see the uniqueness in this pic, so I just stay with the Deep Sea Challenge which is historically important on material and serial produced depth-rating, all dough huge but i can still pull it off and wear it in rotation. Now the 1908, its a different story...
Thanks for the video, keep them coming!!!
Watch Derek! I have tried one on at an event in London. It wears very big with the terrible strap and the feel is not good. I was expecting something extra special, but the Tudors, either Pelagos 42 or FXD are MUCH better. And it's really expensive. And I think the movement is better in the Tudor too. Another example of the blind stupidity of Rolex lovers for even considering this watch. The guy here, seems to be justifying whether he will like it, by how much it's worth on the gray. This seems a bit sad. The event I went to indicated that this watch will be made in numbers. It's not a Ben Ainslie plus 1 watch. Rolex are moving into titanium. BUT this guy doesn't seem to know about the material, because if you shine it, you get scratching. So they have left a heavy texture on the sides of the case. Of course the Pelagos is a proper watch, so damage is part of the narrative. But Rolex people will be re-polishing their watches more than french polisher at a hedgehog farm. So people who spend money on these, just keep them mint. Leave them in your safe, as the wear will destroy their value immediately, and let's face facts, that's what this is all about for you. How much is it worth?
Buy the 39mm pelagos and a vintage sub/seadweller 🕶️
Yellow dial would be nice.
That's the only watch I'll buy from Rolex. If I could get paws on it.
Very good review
A lightweight, but heavy piece. Saw it first here on Watch Eric!
Even on the video finish is similar to Tudor Pelagos, to me it’s not a compliment. I think that finish on Rolex Perpetual is not deserve the Rolex price, but for Yacht Master’s market price, that exceed official price, I have to to say, - forget about it!!!
I think titanium goes against everything a yacht master stands for tbh, I mean it's a luxury submariner. Titanium is more of a working tool watch metal.
It’s the unicorn I didn’t think existed! It’s all tool watch. All satin. No flash. It’s a stealth wealth watch. I’ve never been a fan of all titanium watches as they are very light and will scratch easier than steel. I think it’s a cool concept but I think Rolex needed to polish that one a little more imho
Love Titanium watches
I think people will like it and it will be popular. For me I really like the weight of precious metals.
I like the weight also. But it should be a good one
I like the look
Ti Sub or Seadweller, then it would be a strong contender.
It’s the worst looking Rolex I’ve ever seen…..unfinished like it went through a house fire.
Regardless of size it will always look bad. I wouldn’t own one at any price.
Thanks Eric and happy new year!
“This Rolex has a Tudor vibe”. I totally get it way but man to hear it out loud ishhh. 😂 nothing wrong tho
I just wish someday Rolex will come out with the Titanium Submariner at 42MM... Touch wood!
40mm and no date would have been perfection.
I asked my dealer for one of these, but then changed my mind and picked up a sd43. I just dont like the dull looking finish. Idk how much they sell over retail.
Want it so bad but 45k is kinda ridiculous
Just get it at retail
@@14lamnc1 was told only 1 allocated per retailer
Not for me,the 42mm Pelagos at £4K is the clear winner.
The only Rolex I would consider buying.
Perfect Watch for me… El Titanio siempre debe ser satinado, nunca pulido, pierde su encanto!
we’re just so used to heavy expensive watches that having the opposite feels like its cheap. First impressions of the iphone 15 is the same, i personally prefer the ss variant, but you get used to the lighter titanium. Plus, since its titanium, its gonna be harder to fake since the material is so unforgiving to work with.
Thank you! 😍
Would like to see more high polished areas
The Yachtmaster Titanium needs a GMT polished look in my opinion