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31 July 2023, 10:26 PM | #1 |
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16600 thickness
Trying to decide between a 16600 and a 79090. Worried about thickness on 16600. Anyone post side shot between 16600 and 104060 or possibly a DJ41?
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31 July 2023, 10:34 PM | #2 |
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The 16600 is slightly thicker. Pictures won’t tell if it works for you or not as a lot is determined by your wrist shape.
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maybe I will get the tudor lol
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The 16600 is 14.5mm Thick...
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I have both 16610 and 16600. Love them both.
BUT contrary what others say, SD wears smaller on a bigger wrist. The reason? The dial is 1mm smaller and it doesn't have the cyclops. The thick case makes it "high and narrow", whereas the 16610 is "flat and wide". If you have smaller wrist, 16600 is perfect. I prefer the looks over the 16610 but I prefer the 16610 on my wrist, personally. Sits much better.
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For what it's worth, as a follow up to the thickness pictures I sent, here's how my watch sits on my wrist.
Where I wear my watch, just above the ulnar styloid prominence, my wrist is 7.5" Sent from my NE2215 using Tapatalk |
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Have owned both the 16610 and 16600 and still have the 16600. Not too thick as it sits nicely on the wrist imo.
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great info, yeah that first pic put me for a loop! Now I gotta decided if I can deal with the fixed end link, though it will live on leather most times if I jump
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16600 and its kit. Good choice
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The beauty of the 16600 is the caseback sinks into your wrist so it does not appear as tall. Add to that the thickness is distributed between the smaller diameter crystal / bezel / midcase with sloping sides and caseback.
Much different than say the Tudor Black Bay with those slab sides.
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Not sure if this helps but:
14060 - 16600 - 114060 - 16610 - DJ41.
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Sorry, mine is DSSD Deep Blue JC. I knew it had some sixes in the number and thought that was what was being discussed. I love the case on it but different strokes for different folks
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I like both watches a lot but the 16600 is a tank that holds up to daily use so well and its about a perfect 5 digit rolex. I'd go with that for sure over the Tudor.
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16600 is a better looking watch.
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the thickness of the sapphire crystal.
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1 August 2023, 09:55 PM | #27 |
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this is the one I am looking at, any comments? Kirill is a reputable seller I have dealt with
https://lunaroyster.com/product/2001...ler-ref-16600/ |
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Ser K last SD16600 with holes lugs. Handsome! Although I have had over 30 Submariner Daytona Date Justs over time..... 16600 is my absolute favorite.
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Also the last to come with the "Anchor"... I have in truth seen two very early F series watches with lug holes ... |
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I'm somewhere in the 30s my self between all references and never had a SD. Not worried about the kit as you can't wear A box and papers ;)
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