^^ Funnily how ladies either really love the oyster & hate the jubilee or visa versa. For me, the Oyster doesn't look nice on my wrist yet I see pictures here that it looks beautiful on others.
Coco, I'm out of the country (Canada) at the moment & won't be back till September. I didn't bring my watch to wear due to the fact I don't like dealing with Canadian customs when I go back home. It's a hassle if they notice the Rolex, higher chance of being questioned by them & then the lugguage search.
Anyhow, it's a black dial; I find dirt/sweat marks show more easily on the crystal face. I wanted to switch the dial to rose gold half an hour after purchase but the owner refused, saying they had already registed my name to that watch to the Rolex head office. It was a very high end well known watch store in Hong Kong too, so I guess in HK, make sure that is what you want because there is no switching/return afterwards.
I think the rosegold dial is a little bit understated because it matches the bezel & band but it is very very beautiful and classy. Another regret of mine....heehee.
I'd love to see your white dial with rose gold roman numerals, I like the roman numerals over the markers as well. Waiting is a pain but it's worth the wait since you'll be wearing something you love for years to come. What size did you decided on??
Another question, a friend of ours knew the owner so we got a very good deal (??). I paid $7,125 USD as oppose to $8,250 USD retail for mine last year in HK; I'm wondering, is Rolex less expensive in US? My brother thinks so because I gave him a quote for the Submariner & he said he could get a much better deal in NYC so I always have this question in mind. I always thought watches are much better priced in HK because we don't need to pay taxes here.
Coco, I'm out of the country (Canada) at the moment & won't be back till September. I didn't bring my watch to wear due to the fact I don't like dealing with Canadian customs when I go back home. It's a hassle if they notice the Rolex, higher chance of being questioned by them & then the lugguage search.
Anyhow, it's a black dial; I find dirt/sweat marks show more easily on the crystal face. I wanted to switch the dial to rose gold half an hour after purchase but the owner refused, saying they had already registed my name to that watch to the Rolex head office. It was a very high end well known watch store in Hong Kong too, so I guess in HK, make sure that is what you want because there is no switching/return afterwards.
I think the rosegold dial is a little bit understated because it matches the bezel & band but it is very very beautiful and classy. Another regret of mine....heehee.
I'd love to see your white dial with rose gold roman numerals, I like the roman numerals over the markers as well. Waiting is a pain but it's worth the wait since you'll be wearing something you love for years to come. What size did you decided on??
Another question, a friend of ours knew the owner so we got a very good deal (??). I paid $7,125 USD as oppose to $8,250 USD retail for mine last year in HK; I'm wondering, is Rolex less expensive in US? My brother thinks so because I gave him a quote for the Submariner & he said he could get a much better deal in NYC so I always have this question in mind. I always thought watches are much better priced in HK because we don't need to pay taxes here.
After much (understatement) looking and deliberation, I decided to go with the jubilee band with fluted bezel. 
Any choice would have been perfect, it's a Rolex 