Date or no date….

[Krash]

Originally Posted by SVH

I like the symmetry of the no date. never used the date function on any watch. can you imagine yourself wondering what's today, and looking at your watch?

When I was still working, I always knew what the date was. I never needed to look at my watch. So I get what you’re saying.

But now that I’m retired, I discovered the usefulness of having a date function on my watch. Either way, I’d still prefer the Submariner over the Submariner Date.


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[Yobber76]

I owned both. I preferred the date.

[Jefferyasher]

I have a 14060m that I purchased in 2004 and has been my main watch and only Rolex for 21 years. Love it!

[DoctorsOrders]

I use the date function every day multiple times a day on my BLNR. It’s a great tool!

[Mr Ben]

Originally Posted by SVH

I like the symmetry of the no date. never used the date function on any watch. can you imagine yourself wondering what's today, and looking at your watch?

Yep - every single time I pick up a pint of milk or loaf of bread for the expiry date and every time I sign a document - I probably double check the date as often as I check the time.

No date looks better though and is the classic version so it’s up to you…

[Rolex1982]

Nodate, you don’t need a date on the bottom of the ocean. :p

[mato123]

Bottom of the ocean? It's rated only to 300m ;-)

[kwcross]

My preference is no date—I like the cleaner, more symmetrical dial.

[Rolex1982]

Originally Posted by mato123

Bottom of the ocean? It's rated only to 300m ;-)

Hehe touche!

[tjs1295]

Date

[TruthBalance]

The original Sub (no date) for me. Love the symmetry of the clean dial.