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23 July 2013, 11:19 AM | #1 |
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Think I'm needing more Rolex.
I started out with a 16610. Got a 116710 and later sold it. Bought several Panerai because I love the straps. Probable have too much money invested in straps, but oh well.
Since I got this explorer and put it on a NATO....Rolex is really talking to me. The bracelet is great, but I'm a strap guy. Really looking forward to some of the new makers of end links. That will give me even more strap options. Just orders about 5 more natos today....maybe I should get another Rolex for this natos! Think that is a high possibility! Post picks of your Rolex on natos and straps!
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One could always use another Rolex.
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Here in Florida leather straps just get 'old fast' in ya knw what I mean...bracelets wrk in hot climate better I think.
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23 July 2013, 11:34 AM | #4 |
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That watch is crazy nice Ken. Not that the others aren't, but that one sings to me!
18mm NATO is a nice touch too!
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PS. Definitely get more Mik and perhaps a vintage one!
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Definitely get more Rolexes, Mik.
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23 July 2013, 11:43 AM | #7 |
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I'm drinking from the firehose now regarding vintage. Vintage Rolex is complicated to say the least. Also, I'm finding the pieces I want are north of my budget! Doh!!! Maybe one day.
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When you get to that point plenty of us would be more than happy to help my friend.
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Great collection Connor. Almost fell down when I saw the Daytona
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Thanks!
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Always can use another watch. Great pics!
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23 July 2013, 11:53 AM | #13 |
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Think I have one in the works! ;-)
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Not a strap guy but man those pics are sweet.
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Each one of your pieces is sight to behold Connor. The gold sub is especially sweet to my eyes.
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23 July 2013, 01:56 PM | #21 |
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I like it on orange. No one every suspects it's a Rolex.
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23 July 2013, 02:04 PM | #22 |
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I agree completely, straps are great even if I'm a bracelet guy at heart, but trying new stuff is fun.
I also suggest trying the Exp39 on a vintage style leather Sub on Isofrane Love the DSSD on Isofrane as well |
23 July 2013, 02:49 PM | #23 |
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Nice straps everyone. psv, you've inspired me to seek out a leather strap for the Exp1.
My sister asked me for birthday gift ideas, and I told her to look up 20mm NATO and pick one. Here's what she came up with |
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I have flipped my way through the Rolex catalog over the years. One thing I've been able to do is hone my tastes
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I like that no one knows its a Rolex. Funny though, people at work notice the natos. Have had several remarks already. No one ever notices.
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23 July 2013, 10:36 PM | #28 |
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Nope, keep the money in the bank, no more watches, be conservative, save for the future, family needs things first, college money for kids...er um, wait a minute, I was dreaming
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Winner!!!!
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