Part 1: Watch enthusiast Tsuyoshi Kaneko's self-introduction and favorite model

Hello! My name is Kaneko and I will be working at Commit Ginza. And starting today, I will be starting a blog called "Commit Ginza Executive Advisor Kaneko Tsuyoshi."
We will be updating information about Commit Ginza's recommended products from now on, so please check it out!
I would like to give a brief introduction of myself.
Until now, I have worked at watch stores in Nakano, Shinjuku, Ueno, etc.
I love watches in general, but I especially love Rolex sports models . Not just Rolex sports models, but all used luxury watches vary in condition from one to the next, with differences in the polishing of the case, discoloration of the dial, and the degree to which the luminous material has burnished. I find this appealing, being able to choose a one-of-a-kind item that suits your taste from a range of models that are all different.
Today, I would like to introduce my favorite model! The first is the Rolex Daytona 116520 P4 cream dial Cream dial available in P, K, Y and F numbers.
My favorite model is the earliest Type 1 dial.
By the way, the top of the image is Type I, and the bottom is Type II. It will be easier to understand if you compare the red circled parts, but we will explain the details in store! The colors of this model really vary from one to the next. Personally, I think the model I use is quite rich. (laughs) Cream dials can appear pure white in some places, so when purchasing I recommend comparing it with other cream dials, other white Rolex dials, or even copy paper.
If you are looking for a Daytona/116520 with a cream dial, or are considering selling or purchasing, please contact Kaneko at Commit Ginza if you have any questions about cream dials!
So, that's it, and starting today I will be starting the "Commit Ginza Executive Advisor Kaneko Tsuyoshi Blog."
Please check it every day!

Commit Ginza Executive Advisor Tsuyoshi Kaneko