Everything You Need To Know About Stone Dials | Hodinkee Radio

[@AmsterdamVintageWatches]

Thanks Tony! Was a pleasure 🎉

[@robertorizzo3159]

This was one of the best episodes I’ve listen/ watched from HODINKEE this year.. very good topic and structure 👌

[@SamuellLinegar]

Thank you for making high quality videos!Love AMZWATCH ’s watches

[@php-xv2cw]

That was a good one ! Great to hear from Jasper again, he's the expert on these.

[@RunningFast]

That was an awesome episode! 3 different viewpoints separate but building upon each other made for a super deep dive, one of the best videos I've seen in a long time, thank you!

[@davecorry7723]

Oo, Jasper! Love his vids.

[@oddpout]

Hodinkee knows darn well we clicked for the Rolexes 😂

[@JamesAlexander14]

Speak for yourself!

[@zetoch]

Jasper is the GOAT

[@davecorry7723]

30:12 Blue in-fill on the bezel numerals of that Daytona! Is that custom or did Rolex produce that?

[@angusrussell7084]

Very interesting and informative.

[@cecedabo]

I’ll miss Tony💔

[@HRM.H]

I wonder how many of the dials break during wear. They are definitely more brittle than brass or silver dials..

[@m.e.p.r]

Why the tiny screen? 😅

[@VVhiting]

Great for everything but the time

[@watchGWW]

Per his father, Pierre didn't want to do stone dials 😂. He seems to have warmed to them though.

[@madguitar98]

Not too fond of the bait and switch going on in this video…..

[@oysterman962]

I stopped watching as soon as Biver was mentioned and went back to watching the Presidential election

[@alex-poeppel]

???

[@thedarkside0fmars]

Very poorly edited video. Lots a filler.