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Today, 01:23 AM | #31 |
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I would get something as different from the explorer as possible.
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Today, 02:02 AM | #32 | |
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PO is another beast entirely; way thicker and heavier but also with 3x the WR of the Tudor. Also forgot about the blue Pelagos in titanium... As to aluminum vs ceramic, it's probably 75% aesthetic preference. I like the look of old school aluminum inserts - Rolex was always at its best when keeping things simplest in my opinion. |
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Today, 02:30 AM | #33 |
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I’ll go against the grain and vote for the green Seamaster, which I think would be the perfect foil to your Explorer. It’s a real chameleon in terms of colour, has fantastic bracelet adjustability, fit and finish to match a Sub and superb legibility due to its outstanding AR coating. At the price point it’s a really great piece and would give you a brilliant Rolex/Omega combo.
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Today, 02:33 AM | #34 |
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get the gmt ii on jubilee, preferably the Pepsi or batgirl
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