Off topic, but I recently watched Nobody’s Fool and loved it so much I watched it twice.

 

There are alot of folks on the Rolex Forum who are too young to even know who he is. They call him the "Ceasar Salad Dressing guy"lol.

 

There is good info on the Daytona and the Alpha homage in this video below starting at 3:50.

 

I had one for a couple of months, its your typical hand winding Chinese Chronograph, the build was nice, it just didn't click with me... so off it went. I mean it wasn't a bad watch I just didn't connect with it.

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I will take a Breitling Navitimer over a Rolex "Paul Neuman" any day of the week, the only attraction the "Paul Neuman" it has from me is the big bucks when you flip it!

 

Not to get off topic but if you are into car racing inspired watches with some heritage, while not at the same level as Rolex check out the Yema Rallygraf Mario Andretti model. It goes for a little over 2k I actually like the watch and considering it.

 

Unfortunately never had one of these True, but definitely wouldn't mind
having one to tell the truth. 😄 There's something about them with
the contrasts of the all stainless steel teaming up with those sub-dials
that is magical really ! It's incredibly classy, as well as sporty, but
there's this really neat attitude they have.

Am thinking the Paul Newman connection probably has a lot to do
with it that's for sure. 😎So so cool !!! ..Thanks very very much for
the look sir, and the look at all of those ones actually guys !!!

 

Hell, I like the looks of my Geckota over the "Paul Newman"!

 

This one is still my favorite chronograph.

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For me, it's toss up between the Omega Speedmaster and Zenith's El Primero / Chronomaster Sport.

I have always found the Daytona's face to be oddly out of proportion and the colour schemes often odd. So much so it looks ugly.

 

My apologies to the Rolex "Paul Neuman" fans, this is about one of the most boring-looking Chronometers on the planet, I don't care how iconic you think it is!