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#91 |
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Join Date: Aug 2018
Location: US
Posts: 384
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i would daily the pants off of that 1815 with casual wear on a variety of straps; its a stunner, imo. i would definitely considering the trade but have the same hard time deciding what to give up. 1815 over L1 for me tho. It's versatile.
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#92 | |
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Join Date: Aug 2012
Location: California/Malaga
Watch: GShock Frogman
Posts: 540
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Because all my watches are in the basement of a bank I no longer see them. I know I used to believe that each successive one was the last, but I can't remember what some of them are. This week, I finally stopped trying to rewind my SD43 everyday and dropped it off for service. Meanwhile I am wearing a PP on a strap. I had forgotten what it was like. Even though it's a bottom tier casual PP, it's still more a board room watch than I realized. Eating dinner tonight I got duck grease dribbling down my wrists so my watchband now smells like leftover roast duck. My Rolexes didn't mind getting hydrogen peroxide showers once a week--I'm a germ and odor freak--but the PP would probably disintegrate. Langes and such are refined watches. I love Rolex, but winding the crown feels like twisting an eraser. Wind the crown of any Lange and you sense every tiny click. The joy you feel is a tribute to exceptional craftsmanship. But the price you will pay for being able to enjoy that is much more than the initial cost of the watch. Have fun contemplating it. Cheers. |
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#93 |
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Join Date: Nov 2010
Real Name: AJ
Location: USA
Watch: Swiss
Posts: 5,224
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Insane frankly:
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#94 |
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Join Date: May 2019
Location: USA
Watch: Daydate
Posts: 120
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I wouldn't do it ....
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