Rolex

I've been into watches since early childhood. Being born and raised in Europe, everyone had (s)watches. My first was around 1983/84 ish and it was called the Jellyfish I believe and was totally see through where I could see all the mechanisms that made up...  

I enjoy mine too. Just a well constructed, no nonsense watch that you can wear while doing anything. Mine is a steak timer. ...  

This watch makes me crave older versions for sure. ...  

cyclops too busy

however with the GMT Master ii, it's doesn't seem to bother me at all

people called me crazy when the AD called me and said hey I have a submariner with date here for you if you'd like it, I kindly turned it down and said I'll wait for the no date but thank you. I felt someone else should get a chance if they love that date... 

Thanks for sharing your thoughts and experiences!

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ah that's cool! I kept trying to figure out what model he was wearing, it kept changing as the seasons went on, first SD then he had PCL?? so weird but great show regardless!

I bought a Submariner two years ago and it is one of the best watch decisions I have ever made. The watch is incredibly comfortable and versatile. It has been on my wrist for most of the past 10 weeks while sheltering at home — even now with a glass of Fr...  

yes me too, it's partly why I went with SD's first

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Like you, my SD came first. And for similar reasons. I think I still prefer the SD but yet it’s still outnumbered 2:1 by Subs these days.

and I would say it's possibly outnumbered even more than that!

I have worn mine almost everyday the past two months. It is the perfect watch if you plan to have only one, in my opinion. Looks good, I don’t have to worry too much about it, can be worn in the gym, in the office, and on the weekend. Here’s a shot, pleas...  

and the nicks and scratches are barely noticeable, amazing!