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GMT II vs Milgauss GV
It's definately bad out there, and finally for so long both the GMT II (green) and Milgauss GV are both within my reach.
I'm undecided , which would you buy? And Why?
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GMT II vs Milgauss GV
It's definately bad out there, and finally for so long both the GMT II (green) and Milgauss GV are both within my reach. I'm undecided , which would you buy? And Why?
GMT II for versatility
I have owned both, the GMT is more sporty (along the line of other Rolex models) but the Milguass is more unique and dressy. If you don't own any other Rolex's then get the GMT This message has been edited by drehy on 2008-11-29 05:07:01