After seeing the new SD...
I'm enjoying this one even more. Philosophically speaking: you can't please everyone all the time. Thanks for looking. fernando...
Your Sea Dweller is a keeper in my book, Fernando...
It has everything I would want in a sports watch. It´s a shame that Rolex chose to discontinue it, but at the same time I am relieved they changed the model completely and not just put a red stamp on this one and call it an Anniversary Model.... Looking a...
Yes, I much prefer the look and size of this one.
Perhaps it was too similar to the sub and for most the premium wasn't justified. So they gave it a shot of growth hormone to differentiate the two but now it encroaches on the Deepsea territory. Good to hear from you amigo! Best, Fernando
I would not opt for the new SD
At 43mm it is just too big and heavy for everyday wear. Too bad they did not do both going forward.
I would not through the new SD overboard (pun intended)!
A very, vey nice SD that I liked also a lot. But with the new one: I am thinking to like it and will try a Deep Sea on first. I know that the Deep Sea looks good on others (on a picture with David Beckham, for instance). In other words: I am betting again...
Have tried a Deep Sea on today
First time trying it on and the 43 mm are still looking good on my wrist. The thickness of the DS is certainly not my cup of tea, but I find the DS also good looking on others wrist's. I am looking forward to hear from my AD around autumn this year about ...
Fabulous watch.
I did not really pay much attention to this reference until it was discontinued. But it has a lot going for it. Maybe the last 40 mm Sea Dweller. Cerachrom bezel insert with "military" markings Maxi dial Lugs more tapered than the Sub. Maybe nicer fit on ...
And by the way,
this one also comes with all-brushed finish bracelet, no polished center links, which is a nice plus.