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Not by a long shot. Its the one you remember seeing , but steel Professional pieces make up a tiny number of units made and sold.
ejay-
steel Professional pieces
What does this mean? A Datejust? Or all Oyster cases?
IME the sub is the one you seem to remember on peoples wrist because they're all the same* whereas there are so many variations of the oyster range that make them different - dial colour, bezels, numerals etc.
For me pics of the Daytona leaves me cold whereas in the flesh it looks decent. That said it maybe my subconscious being impressed. I remember meeting an ex-pat from Dubai who looked like he'd been rolled through GQ's insta feed and it he pulled it off nicely with a grey suit.
But then I quite like my chronos either descrete of sporty:
*yeah I guess there's date/no-date.
hugo7
Interesting. I wouldn't have guessed that . I sit in meetings and see the same Sub Rolesor on half a dozen wrists (including mine) so just assumed it was the most popular model.