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Nobody asks a dealer for a 126710BLRO. They ask for a Batman. These are the names the trade actually uses: each one a live search over the reference behind it, and a sentence on where the name came from.
- RolexPepsiRef. 126710BLRO
Red for day, blue for night: a bezel that reads a second time zone at a glance.
- RolexBatmanRef. 126710BLNR
Black and blue ceramic on the GMT bezel; the same watch on a Jubilee bracelet is the Batgirl.
- RolexHulkRef. 116610LV
Green dial and green bezel on steel, 2010–2020.
- RolexStarbucksRef. 126610LV
Green bezel over a black dial: the 2020 successor to the Hulk.
- RolexPandaRef. 116500LN
White dial with black counters on the steel Daytona.
- RolexRoot BeerRef. 126711CHNR
Brown and black ceramic on two-tone or rose gold.
- RolexSmurfRef. 116619LB
White gold with a blue dial and blue bezel, 2008–2020.
- Patek PhilippeNautilus 5711Ref. 5711
The porthole case and horizontally embossed dial the waiting lists were built on.
- Audemars PiguetJumboRef. 15202
Thirty-nine millimetres, extra-thin, holding the 1972 original's proportions exactly.
- OmegaMoonwatchRef. 311.30
The hand-wound Speedmaster Professional NASA qualified for spaceflight, case unchanged.
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