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Do they get a lot of wrist time, the steel ones and do you feel they are too heavy?
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My target for 2021: A watch i would like to acquire since it was launched. The rolex deepsea deepblue, second generation.
The second gen sits better and has the new movement. I like the way it looks and everything else about this watch, blue/black dial. Some say it has too much text on, and i tend to agree, but it does not bother me at all. Picture credit: bobswatches. ...
Thanks : the 11, not the 12...
... for different reasons. One of them is the 11 trilogy (114060-116600-116660) : I also prefer the 11´s end links, the less larger oyster and claps. Even if the new caliber is great. Best Ø ...
I actually own both the black and white dial Ploprof 1200M and find it more wearable than the D Blue due to the Ploprof not having lugs...
I am also contemplating the addition of a Ti Ploprof with orange bezel as it would be more comfortable than in SS so we'll see 😉 The Ploprof is indeed an unforgettable piece once you try it on 🤪
If ploprof, than Steel. I need to feel the weight on a heavy looking watch. The steel in black with mesh band would be my perfect choice. :)
You have a cool set. I am not a fan of TI.
When I first got them many years ago, they both got good wrist time but since then, I have not worn them for over a year, maybe more. It's a combination of getting new watches and having them in different locations...
I do find them uber comfortable with the sharkmesh bracelet and the amazing micro-adjustable dive buckle. I just thought it would be even more comfortable in Ti since it is more than 50% lighter and might spark my interest more being a new addition. Don't...
