Earlier today, we reported on the new Rolex Day-Date 40 UK release as soon as Rolex made the watching public, and now we're following a hands-on with all versions of this new model. After meeting Rolex today on the first day of Baselworld 2015 - which is a press day and not open to the public - not only were we able to see and photograph the new features of this latest release, but we also got detailed explanations about it. Now let's see how the Rolex Day-Date 40 is new and what it has to offer to those in the market for a dressier - albeit very versatile - classic piece of manufacture.
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This wasn't entirely clear at the time of release, but we now know for sure that the Rolex Day-Date 40 will replace the Rolex Day-Date II, slightly lowering the DD from 41 to 40 millimeters wide. Rolex refers to Day-Date as the most prestigious model. So it is no wonder that Rolex's latest and arguably best fake mechanical-movement watch is also making its debut in this updated collection. First, we will discuss the new looks and move on to discover further details of the original Rolex 3255 caliber. Replica Omega 007 limitierte the hottest watches.
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Rolex Day-Date 18k white gold Swiss replica watches, Everose gold, 950 platinum, and 18k yellow gold - these are the four new versions in which the Rolex Day-Date 40 is available, and you can see them all above. There are, of course, different versions depending on the material of the case, dial pattern, and indexes. Still, we've seen all four metals - like the Rolex Day-Date 40 will be available exclusively in the above materials (no steel version) - so you can get a good idea of ​​what to expect in appearance.
Rolex has introduced new dial options, where the patterns are created by laser engraving a sunray finished dial, creating incredibly sharp and precise lines - of varying widths depending on the model - that run across the dials. The etching is subtle when it comes to depth; it's not like guilloché that results in deeper, more three-dimensional grooves on the dials. That's not to say the new Rolex dials lack depth, but instead, you get the mixture of the silvery, soft glow reflected off the subtle sunray finish, which is made visually more impressive by the laser-etched lines that stand out more or more. Almost wholly disappear, depending on how the light falls on the dial. The overall experience is a watch face that is aesthetically pleasing and extremely versatile in appearance - with the indexes applied to add some extra volume and definition, while also improving readability.