Rolex Day-Date Oysterquartz

Absolutely, if you appreciate the unique charm of vintage timepieces, trading your modern stainless steel Rolex for a vintage gold Oysterquartz can be a great choice. The Oysterquartz models hold a special place in Rolex's history, and finding one in such good condition is indeed a rare opportunity. Plus, the allure of gold watches has a timeless appeal that complements any collection. And hopefully you’ll get Goldgious Fever with the rest of us lot. @WabiSabiMaster @DH_NYC @BadgeHoarder

Here is the medical diagnostic information: Goldgious Fever

Oh my God, this is too good 😂😂😂 I suffer from ALL of these symptoms. Been afflicted for some time now. I’m not even seeking treatment right now. If this disease takes me out, I’ll go smiling 😎

I'm the opposite I'd definitely keep the milgauss, I just prefer tool watches

Definitely! That OQ is a piece of Rolex history.

Go for it for sure.

I’m glad you enjoyed the post. I had quite a fun time writing that one up!

Trade the fuck out of it

The only hesitation I would have is in terms of servicing. I've heard rumors of OysterQuartz being difficult to service, but I've never had the opportunity to buy one so I haven't done any research to confirm that.

Aesthetically yes, I’d go for the oysterquartz over the milgauss in a heartbeat. My concern is the long term viability of the movement. I haven’t done my research but if I was in your shoes I definitely would. Good luck!

100% I would trade a Milgauss for this in a heartbeat. Solid gold day-date vs. Milgauss is not a contest.

Movement aside, in my opinion it depends. Black Milgauss I’d trade toward this in a heartbeat. Z-Blue, no way.

Best case scenario — own both!

I wish !

Yeah I have Goldgious fever this year. I got a yellow gold watch, and now I’m ordering a white gold watch. O boy

This Daydate is sick!!!

Milgause is also excellent!

It would be a hard decision.

it looks soo good with your skin tone.

I wouldn't swap a Milgauss for a DayDate regardless.

That’s a tough one. Both awesome unique pieces, and probably the majority of crunchers would disagree with me but I think the Oysterquartz has got the edge. I’m also a sucker for the Spanish Day wheel. Though I would second what @tempus said about servicing.

If I were in a gold mood, definitely!

I love pretty much all the Oysterquartz references. Charming watches.

Recently added one to the collection. It's an amazing watch with the perfect amount of presence.

Tough choice, a Milgauss is so different than a gold day date.

I would keep the Milgauss and sold something else if it's possible.

Nice dial !

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