25-11-2009, 05:28 PM
Citat:When it comes to iPhone applications, many do it, but few do it well. Mondani Editore, the publishers of the vintage Rolex reference book, "100 Years of Rolex" has gone ahead and released an accompanying iPhone application. And just how good is it? It is 100% da bomb.
This application lets the user browse pieces by offering you every reference, every model, and every year of production in Rolex history. It also provides you with up to the date price estimates for models based on condition, and record setting prices. You can even search the 182 MB database for anything that strikes your fancy. There is also a "Rolex in Movies" section, just like in the book.
The detail of this application is truly amazing, the interface is simple and well designed, and this is really a must for any Rolex fan. The only downside is that it isn't free, or anywhere close to free. In fact, it is $11.99. That said, to us, and we feel to many others like us, it is a small price to pay to have literally the greatest reference of Rolexes in your pocket at all times. Since downloading this application, we've seen our subway rides disappear, our boring conversations become Daytona filled, and well...our social lives take a big hit, but in the best way possible. (via Fratello)
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Jeg har ingen aktier i firmaet men er 100% enigt med anmeldelsen: Er man aktivt interesseret om Rolex er de håndører godt investeret. Det eneste kritikpunkt er prisvurderingerne. Men man kan jo bare overse dem - de er lavet lidt i den samme optimistisk ånde som i frimærkekataloger: Ta´20 - 30 % væk og så passer pengene ca. også IRL <!-- s:lol: --><img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/icon_lol.gif" alt=":lol:" title="Laughing" /><!-- s:lol: -->
Fem kokkehatter med pil opad herfra.
John
Mvh. John - nu under det sorte flag*.
(*Jolly Roger, ikke IS !
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(*Jolly Roger, ikke IS !

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