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You should / I would do so ...
I would go on a modern Rolex Submariner.
Ok, the watch is seen again and again, on a lot of wrists, but there may be a reason... Don't you think?
Ok, now which Sub?
With or without date?
As we're speaking about Modern Subs, a 16610 ( Date ), or 14060 ( without date ) are the ones.
The latest?
A bit too bulky for me, but why not?
If you want to have a Vintage feel on a modern Sub, the 14060 and the 16 610 can be found in the " tritium years ), till 1997, without compromising the funcitonality of the watch.
Best,
Nicolas
A "This for That" Question...
I generally keep only one metal bracelet sport watch that I wear when the situation requires it (e.g., the weather is hot and steamy; I'm roughing it outdoors; I'm likely to be exposed to moisture; etc.) or I have a whim to do so. In the past, watches fro...
Without a question the Rolex
I've had my sub for almost 20 years and it has always come through every situation with flying colors. It is in actually very goos shap and I tend to treat it less like a work horse. Until you have worn one, you won't know what it is like. I also think th...
I think the Rolex...
...is pretty much a classic in the sports watch genre. I like Seiko dive watches a lot, but if you're talking about picking up a timeless piece I'd vote for the Sub. Time has proven the design to be evergreen and the bevy of vintage Subs that are for sale...
You should / I would do so ...
I would go on a modern Rolex Submariner. Ok, the watch is seen again and again, on a lot of wrists, but there may be a reason... Don't you think? Ok, now which Sub? With or without date? As we're speaking about Modern Subs, a 16610 ( Date ), or 14060 ( wi...
I would definatley go for....
The rolex! It is a common watch but you can't say it's not beautiful and it's going to last you a long time plus it won't go out of style . That was easy! Cheers SamEE
Keep the UTS
" I love this watch and think I would die happy if the UTS were to be the end of this part of my personal horological journey" That says it all ... for me. Regards, Richard.
+1
This UTS is something unique to you . Rolex subs will always be out there and GS Divers might be...based on your quote (per RJW's post), I can't any reason to change. Plus I really like that UTS, too big for my wrist, but impressive.