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Today, 06:15 AM | #1 |
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Offered a watch today
I went by my local AD yesterday. I wanted to discuss timeline and purchase possibilities for a 5212 in particular. They did not have one to try. I was able to try on a 5712 and 6119g—neither for sale—as well as a 5905, which was available to purchase.
The 5905 absolutely stunned in person. The design elements, the dial color and depth, all of it. I was also amazed that it wears smaller and more ergonomic than its dimensions would dictate. I now have to decide, but am still leaning toward a 6119 or 5212 because I can’t comfortably wear heavier watches, due to neuropathy in my hands. I envy those of you who can comfortably wear a platinum Daytona. I had and sold two steel Offshores for this reason, and the 5905 was just a little heavy for my comfort. Perhaps if I switch it over to a strap, but I actually liked the finish and utilitarian look of the bracelet. I see quite a few 5905s for sale in the marketplace. I have not seen a single image that comes half as close to what it’s like on the wrist. My wife and I both were quite impressed. Your thoughts if you have seen it? Have you also been offered this piece? Seems like it takes an edge buyer, kind of like the 5070.
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Today, 08:01 AM | #2 |
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Real Name: Steve
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I've never been able to try a 5905/1A on, and am not sure if it can be converted to a strap with all OEM parts (yes they make straps for the PM versions but I don't know if there is a steel deployant or buckle that fits if that's what you're trying to do). Your neuropathy may be better if you wear your watches a little more loosely (assuming a carpel tunnel type problem).
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