@@BigDutchKingTut 1. We’re on the internet. I’m in America, and I have no idea where you are. 2. Rolex is a Swiss brand, not an American one. 3. Cellini is a proper name. The watch is named after an Italian man. 4. Loanwords into English often retain different pronunciations based on their language of origin. It’s pretty apparent everywhere in the English language. Ever heard of a Cello? It’s an instrument. Obviously pronounced Chell-o not Sell-o.
@@gamesgeargadgets actually, rolex is an English brand, smart guy. The person making the video sounds American to me, and is speaking English. I've, again; made my point...what your point was supposed to be...not quite sure. 🙄 but cheerio mate...
Probably the only Rolex I would own, love the retro look.
Classic, out of the way in popularity, and no War and Peace stamped on the dial? This is the anti-Daytona Rolex.
An interesting case construction, but with quite a drab dial and strap design.
Solid dresser option.
Is this bigger than a date just ? 20mm lug with
Rolex, AP, Omega, etc cant seem to have any success w nonsport watches, they are prob ok w that too
I only associate ROLEX with 'Oyster' boxes.
Thanks for... lugging... on... 'my god! It all makes sense now!
nice expensive watch, sadly you spend the money on a watch instead of a best fan (back noise)
this guy must be a tiny guy
My favorite Rolex. Just trying to locate the "h" in the pronunciation. 🤔 Cellini. The one to want if you ask me.
Ce in Italian makes a Che sound.
@@gamesgeargadgets ok well we're in America, speaking English...so....🙄
@@BigDutchKingTut
1. We’re on the internet. I’m in America, and I have no idea where you are.
2. Rolex is a Swiss brand, not an American one.
3. Cellini is a proper name. The watch is named after an Italian man.
4. Loanwords into English often retain different pronunciations based on their language of origin. It’s pretty apparent everywhere in the English language. Ever heard of a Cello? It’s an instrument. Obviously pronounced Chell-o not Sell-o.
@@gamesgeargadgets actually, rolex is an English brand, smart guy. The person making the video sounds American to me, and is speaking English. I've, again; made my point...what your point was supposed to be...not quite sure. 🙄 but cheerio mate...
@@BigDutchKingTut my point is clear. In English we often retain foreign pronunciations. It’s common, and it’s correct.