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Second, is Rolex's link acknowledgment that increasing supply would come at the expense of quality, which is something none of us want – especially those of us who live by the loupe and the macro lens. The tail end of the second paragraph is also significant. In response to the heightened demand, Rolex is trying to increase link the link supply, at least somewhat. Maybe that means, instead of zero watches in the glass cases of boutiques, we'll get one or two (one can dream).

I also find white metal watches much more friendly for everyday wear and link while it's not steel you could convince yourself that you're at least flying link a bit more under the radar. At CHF 67000 it feels like a decent link bang for your buck if you can get one. The monocounter at 6 o'clock now matching the color of the dial is a fantastic way to simplify a beautiful dial that only got better by removing the red font and red hands and going all-in on a classic monotone blue design.