Rolex Updates the Classic Datejust
The Rolex Datejust is perhaps the quintessential wear-it-anywhere-suit-or-jeans watch. On the 60th anniversary of the original launch, Rolex presents the Oyster Perpetual Datejust II Rolesor. The new model updates the classic Datejust design with a 41mm case. Available in steel and either white or yellow gold with a fluted bezel, the Datejust II is waterproof to 100 meters. The COSC-certified movement is designed and manufactured in house and it features a Parachrom hairspring and Paraflex shock absorbers. The steel and gold Oyster bracelet is fitted with an Easylink extension link for added wearing comfort. Reference: 116334-72210White Rolesor caseFluted bezel in white goldWhite dial, hour markersReference: 116334-72210White Rolesor caseFluted bezel in white goldRhodium dial, blue Arabic numeralsReference: 116333-72213Yellow Rolesor caseFluted bezel in yellow goldSlate dial, black Roman numerals (fine green border)Reference: 116333-72213Yellow Rolesor caseFluted bezel in yellow goldBl

My last incoming of 2013 . .
I was able to pick up the FC Diver prior to year end! So much different than anything else I have. Extremely lightweight and comfortable. I will say it looks far better in person. My only concern is whether I'll get tired of the rubber strap because I think options are limited..

Nice catch - such a clean look!!
Finally, I am now the proud owner of one the masterpieces of horological masturbation, an (almost) impossible-to-find white dial 15300.I have owned and reviewed many watches over the years but the Genta-designed references I really love so ending my search on such a high note with an almost like new piece makes it all the sweeter.Not much else to say about this classic, a few dirty mobile snaps below.

State of the Collection
Happy Friday TRFers...the box is currently full...my family of Rolex bookended by GMTs, :)

New Rolex Owner - Watch Winder Question
I just got my first two Rolex in the last 5 months. I am about to pick up the SD43. My wife bought me a nice 4 watch winder that can be set anywhere from 650-1450 with a clockwise, counter clockwise, or combo rotation...What should I know about storing my Rolexes in a watch winder? I would say I will be rotating which one I wear every 3-5 days...Can I leave them on 650 combo rotation without worrying about damaging the movement?