cool hand brooklyn rolex | “Cool Hand Brooklyn” for Spike Lee

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0 · “Cool Hand Brooklyn” for Spike Lee
1 · The Spike Lee
2 · Spike Lee’s got game, and he’s brought it to the watch world
3 · Spike Lee Talks Paul Newman, Rolex, And His 'Cool Hand
4 · Spike Lee Cool Hand Brooklyn Rolex Evolves
5 · Spike Lee & Artisans De Genève Part 2: The Cool Hand Brooklyn
6 · Les Artisans De Genève 'Cool Hand Brooklyn' Customized Rolex
7 · Introducing: The Spike Lee
8 · Interview: Spike Lee Talks Paul Newman, Rolex, And His 'Cool
9 · Artisans De Geneve

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“Cool Hand Brooklyn” for Spike Lee

Artisans de Genève has revealed the evolution of its Rolex Daytona -based . The result is the "Cool Hand Brooklyn," a modern Rolex Daytona that has been . The Les Artisans de Genève Cool Hand Brooklyn Rolex Daytona watch is going .

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We replaced the bracelet of the original Rolex® 116520 model with our Cool Hand Strap. The .

Created by Rolex customisation specialists Les Artisans de Genève, the ‘Cool . Cool Hand Brooklyn. With marching orders in hand, Artisans De Genève started .

The Rolex Daytona 116520 was the starting point for the Brooklyn Skeleton so it . Spike Lee bought his first Daytona in Paris just before the Cannes Film Festival. .

The ‘Cool Hand Brooklyn’ Rolex, so named for the borough in New York City . The watch is called "Cool Hand Brooklyn" and it's a Daytona that pays tribute to Lee's home borough of New York City. The watch starts with a reference 116520 Daytona (the steel Daytona with steel bezel and white dial) but looks radically different from what you'll find if you pick up that original reference. Artisans de Genève has revealed the evolution of its Rolex Daytona -based collaboration with filmmaker Spike Lee. Cool Hand Brooklyn, named after Lee’s favorite Paul Newman film, began life. The result is the "Cool Hand Brooklyn," a modern Rolex Daytona that has been heavily customized to the point where it's almost a totally new watch.

The Les Artisans de Genève Cool Hand Brooklyn Rolex Daytona watch is going to be limited to 40 pieces that are being made on request with a 50% deposit, coming with a certificate of authenticity and a 5 year warranty.We replaced the bracelet of the original Rolex® 116520 model with our Cool Hand Strap. The famous Nato strap was revisited and entirely made by hand in alligator leather, front and back. The steel bracelet is provided as well. Created by Rolex customisation specialists Les Artisans de Genève, the ‘Cool Hand Brooklyn’ Daytona has been entirely designed by Spike Lee in honour of his home city of New York. It’s more than just a quick paint job in the colours of Lee’s basketball team though. Cool Hand Brooklyn. With marching orders in hand, Artisans De Genève started from scratch. Gone are colour-coordinated pump pushers and bare crown. Instead, a Rolex® 116520, with it’s crown guards, is used as a base. From there, the Artisans create a new bezel and crown, accenting both with their own “Bitter Orange” with “Lee Blue .

The Rolex Daytona 116520 was the starting point for the Brooklyn Skeleton so it retains the same 40mm size. It was commissioned by Spike who is an Artisans returning client to celebrate being jury president for the 74th Cannes film festival in 2021. Spike Lee bought his first Daytona in Paris just before the Cannes Film Festival. He had always admired the watch because he'd seen it on the wrist of his fa. The ‘Cool Hand Brooklyn’ Rolex, so named for the borough in New York City which Spike Lee calls home, is finished in an abundance of blue and orange — a tribute to the basketball team the New York Knicks, games of whose Lee is often in attendance. The watch is called "Cool Hand Brooklyn" and it's a Daytona that pays tribute to Lee's home borough of New York City. The watch starts with a reference 116520 Daytona (the steel Daytona with steel bezel and white dial) but looks radically different from what you'll find if you pick up that original reference.

Artisans de Genève has revealed the evolution of its Rolex Daytona -based collaboration with filmmaker Spike Lee. Cool Hand Brooklyn, named after Lee’s favorite Paul Newman film, began life.

The result is the "Cool Hand Brooklyn," a modern Rolex Daytona that has been heavily customized to the point where it's almost a totally new watch. The Les Artisans de Genève Cool Hand Brooklyn Rolex Daytona watch is going to be limited to 40 pieces that are being made on request with a 50% deposit, coming with a certificate of authenticity and a 5 year warranty.

We replaced the bracelet of the original Rolex® 116520 model with our Cool Hand Strap. The famous Nato strap was revisited and entirely made by hand in alligator leather, front and back. The steel bracelet is provided as well. Created by Rolex customisation specialists Les Artisans de Genève, the ‘Cool Hand Brooklyn’ Daytona has been entirely designed by Spike Lee in honour of his home city of New York. It’s more than just a quick paint job in the colours of Lee’s basketball team though. Cool Hand Brooklyn. With marching orders in hand, Artisans De Genève started from scratch. Gone are colour-coordinated pump pushers and bare crown. Instead, a Rolex® 116520, with it’s crown guards, is used as a base. From there, the Artisans create a new bezel and crown, accenting both with their own “Bitter Orange” with “Lee Blue . The Rolex Daytona 116520 was the starting point for the Brooklyn Skeleton so it retains the same 40mm size. It was commissioned by Spike who is an Artisans returning client to celebrate being jury president for the 74th Cannes film festival in 2021.

Spike Lee bought his first Daytona in Paris just before the Cannes Film Festival. He had always admired the watch because he'd seen it on the wrist of his fa.