cant decide on which rm11 to get

having a hard time deciding between titanium and rose gold rm11.

i had to let go a couple of my aps to fund it, but i am very happy for the incomming watch. i had an rm005 in wg a few years back when they just came out, liked the watch but found it to small for my wrist. rm11 size is perfect for my wrist.

i dont have any gold watches now, so that is one plus side for rg version, but the two tone side look of the watch is a down side for me.

i tried both 3 months back and i remember prefering the titanium version, but having second toughts now.

light weight metal makes mores sense on an rm watch, but rg looks nicer.

my dealer (not local) has both and price is basically the same, so no difference there.

i already have a black watch (ap roo carbon 44mm) that is why i am not considering dlc versions of rm11.

which metal do you prefered on your rm11?

thanks in advance for you help

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I'd get the original titanium RM11

By: AnthonyTsai : February 8th, 2012-10:43

It's the best looking IMO (with exception to a couple of the DLC variants)! Cheers, Anthony

how about?

By: swjoseph : February 8th, 2012-19:38

As you have nicely put "Light weight metal makes mores sense on an rm..." And the fact that ti price like a rg tells something. But if you like the look and is missing a rg in your collection, that's another story. To me a complicated dial like rm11 deser...

RM 11 vs RM 30

By: theseire : February 8th, 2012-20:56

I tried on both. if you have no need for a chrono or cannot see the small month in the RM11, I would get the RM30 without thinking, much nicer.

Easy

By: chris4 : February 9th, 2012-00:25

If its an RM11, you want to go titanium. The colour & hue suit the watch much better than the gold, tit just goes so much better with the skeleton dial etc. Also the tit is way lighter and as its a big watch it wears so much nicer than the gold versio...

I would go with the titanium version. As you note, the

By: 219 : February 9th, 2012-04:05

two-tone metal on the rose gold does not (somehow) work as well as it might aesthetically, and the ti version will be lighter. My personal preference is titanium, but if the rose gold looks better to you, then you should go with what you want: not what I ...

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