Rolex Yacht-Master 40 Owner Review : Discreet, unusual and comfortable

You have to find it on the Rolex website, well hidden behind the little-sought Yacht-Master II. Superb with its steel-platinum bezel, and its slate-colored dial with changing reflections between light gray and anthracite gray. Thinner than the Sub, it was supposed to be an evolution of it, before becoming a range in its own right. Very comfortable on the wrist, thin enough to be worn without problem under a shirt, it is very versatile, both sporty and dressy. The curves of its sides contribute to its superb line and its originality. It attracts attention, because you don't come across it often. I would have gladly done without the date and the cyclops, but Rolex did not see fit to produce it in a no-date version. I can't wait to try the 2023 version, black and titanium. Good power reserve of 70 hours, water resistance of 100m (probably more), and secure closure (with easy 5mm adjustment without tools). Photos taken on my large wrists of 21.5 cm in circumference.