I mean there are worse things right? Coke is a hell of an addiction too 😂 keep on enjoying it brother!

Something is different is the left side crown & date ?

In that case, I guess my timepiece is my 'dealer'—always giving me that hourly hit of horological happiness!

You caught that, did you? Indeed, it's the 'Ambidextrous Edition,' perfect for those times when I want to spare the back of my hand from the crown's nudge. Given my hypermobility, my wrist tends to bend back quite a bit, which sometimes leaves me with a bit of a souvenir. It's the little quirks of being a watch enthusiast with a flexible twist!

Love it Paul! I realized in my last comment I meant to say Pepsi but was thinking of my anticipation for Rolex to bring back the Coke color way!

Hello did you buy this because you loved it? or because it was something different? it's not because your left handed 😂 id love to see one in the flesh! is it on your right wrist? #wruw

And we can all see why Paul! That's a real gem. Enjoy it my friend. 👌

It is a watch designed to be worn on the right wrist but this person decided to be a bit different..Enjoy the hobby

Hi there! I was drawn to this watch the moment it was released, captivated by its distinctive design—a departure from Rolex's usual style. The combination of the black and green bezel against the Jubilee bracelet had a particular appeal to me. Interestingly, I met another 126720VTBR enthusiast at a RedBar gathering, and although he's left-handed, he too prefers the watch on his left wrist. It seems the design offers comfort without the crown pressing into the hand, a sentiment I share. So, it's not about the intended wrist but rather personal comfort and the watch's unique charm that guides our choice.

Indeed, the design of this watch supports wear on either wrist. As I've shared before, a left-handed fellow enthusiast chooses to wear his on the left wrist for comfort with this exact model. This underscores the personal aspect of watch-wearing—it's about what feels right for the individual. Our appreciation for these pieces extends beyond their design; it's about how they resonate with our personal style. The watch community thrives on this diversity of preferences, celebrating the unique ways we enjoy the craft.

Thank you, Kostas! It’s quickly become one of my favorites! Wishing you a splendid Wednesday. I trust your week is unfolding beautifully. Stay well, my friend.

I guess if you say so..fine with me...I have been wearing watches made for right handers on my right wrist for seventy years so why not...The 'design' is actually, like the right handed version is layed out to it makes it east to read the date at the three aclock position under a cuff..but like I said I have been wearing watches designed to b worn on the left wrist on my right side forever..I ruined watches wearing them on my dominant hand. Have a terrific day..enjoy the hobby

The #rolex you can't quit

Same to you my friend 🙏