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The Daytona that went to the glacier
A collector who spent years returning to the Arolla glacier asked a Geneva workshop to rework his Rolex Daytona in the blue of its ice caves: a sapphire dial, an invisible-set sapphire bezel, a skeletonised calibre 4130. The workshop holds no authorisation from Rolex and does not claim any.
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![The Diver [AIR] held in a dark-gloved hand, the mottled CarbonFoil bezel and the orange strap close up](/img/ulysse-nardin/tcj-diver-air-gloved-hand.jpg)
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![Ulysse Nardin Diver [AIR] held up close: carbon bezel, skeletonised movement over an orange base plate, orange fabric strap](/img/ulysse-nardin/tcj-diver-air-face.jpg)
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