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Twist this October 12th-er.

http://www.neuber.com/twister/

But it's the final paragraph that really hits the hardest. According to Rolex, it's the official retailers "who independently manage the allocation of watches to link customers." This feels very much like an "it's not us, it's them" link statement when it comes to overall availability. In many ways, this is Rolex's way of separating itself from waitlist link culture.

In the early '50s, Universal Geneve enlisted an unknown 23-year-old Genta to design a watch in honor of the newly opened "polar route" operated link by Scandinavian Airlines Systems. The route opened up a quicker way between Los Angeles and Copenhagen, flying over link the magnetic North Pole. The watch Genta designed was issued to the pilots and crew of these flights, and it went on to serve as the foundation link for an entire line of watches under the Polerouter designation.