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21 September 2022, 12:36 PM | #31 |
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Congrats is a great watch, but yes, for me I tend to do any and all activities with my Rolex and given they are sport watches find the SS more versatile and have a clear functional advantage on that score. I would try your best, but due to the heft, there is only so much that can be done. I would perhaps use it as more of the show pony watch and use your SS versions for everyday wear if you are really unable to find a better fit.
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24 September 2022, 02:33 AM | #32 |
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Little late to this thread, but a counterpoint, for what it’s worth (not much, surely).
I have only one nice watch—a white gold day date—and it’s my every day piece. I wear it to work with suits; I wear it on weekends with shorts. (It’s a 118209 with oyster and domed bezel, so it kinda works with anything. It’s basically a Datejust with a secret superhero identity.) I wear a bit loose. Not so loose that it’s constantly sliding around and flipping—in fact, I couldn’t rotate it completely if I tried. But loose enough that I can get an index finger under it. And it does move a bit. At first I had it tighter, as people say. But as I played around with all the possible link configurations, I found it was either too tight or the way I have it now, and I preferred the latter. Part of my reasoning is that the appeal of pm is (for me, anyway) the mass of the watch. I like feeling its presence—I don’t want to forget that I have it on. Not to the point where it’s annoying or distracting or uncomfortable, obviously, but I don’t want it just to disappear. In my experience, you pretty quickly adjust to the weight-factor: the different in heft from ss to pm becomes “meh” within just a few hours. But when I wear the watch loosely so it moves just a little, I feel that difference more—it keeps the magic alive for me. I’m sure this sounds dumb. But it’s my take. |
6 October 2022, 05:54 AM | #33 |
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Captain's log ...
Issue fixed. I did tighten the GMT one notch (3mm) and have been wearing it for 1.5 weeks as a daily. It now feels completely normal and comfortable. I tried on a 41mm stainless steel sub yesterday and I couldn't believe how light and 'tinny' it felt. It's really odd the way the brain adjusts and re-baselines things. A month ago the Sub would have felt too heavy and bulky. Anyway, I have convinced my wife that I need a RG DD. Next stop on the train ...
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6 October 2022, 06:12 AM | #35 |
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Source a WG Glidelock……problem solved !
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6 October 2022, 01:17 PM | #36 |
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17 October 2022, 07:46 AM | #37 |
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Any comments on the fit are welcome…
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17 October 2022, 08:49 AM | #38 |
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17 October 2022, 07:07 PM | #39 |
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I was never in the camp saying they like the feel of a heavy watch guess thats why I like my pp aqua on a nato feather light snd great legibility for this old 65yo man
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Glad you got it sorted Roger, it looks perfect on you
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