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The Watch Appreciation Thread (Reviews and Photos of Men's Timepieces by Rolex, Patek Philippe, Brei
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Heh. I'm not too keen on the Deep Sea.Originally Posted by zippyh
I do also have this. It probably gets about 75% of my wrist time.
This is what I wear. Getting a Rolex is definitely about choosing a recognizable status symbol over something rare or unique. But the GMTII-c is a fantastic steel sports watch. A lot of people miss the red-and-blue, but the ceramic bezel is a definite improvement, as is the updated clasp. The updates are probably an excuse for jacking up the price, but it's worthwhile since I don't see any reason I can't wear this as my daily watch for the next twenty years.
The DeepSea is very large and very heavy. It's not just big in terms of dial diameter; it is very thick and heavy because the case is reinforced to withstand enormous pressure. Also, the text on the inner lip of the watch is considered unattractive from a design perspective by a lot of people.
If you want a ceramic diver's watch, you might want to wait for the updated Submariner to come out in steel next year.
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Here's mine:
Nomos Tangente Münchner Kindl
limited edition "” 850 years City of Munich
Nomos Tangente Münchner Kindl
limited edition "” 850 years City of Munich
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TC, I picked it up from service todayOriginally Posted by zjpj83
All I can say is WOW.
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