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Rolex are smart at offering this model in both versions because to each his taste: You want "chic" classy, like you I presume, Jubilee is the one. You want more "sporty" sturdy feel, like us in the family, Oyster is the one. :)
Some months ago the AD had one with the
oyster bracelet and the “old” movement but I said no. It had to be the jubilee. Cheers.
Are you talking about the Sky Dweller?
If so, this is not a sporty model no matter the bracelet you use. I like the Oyster in other models. But as you say, to each his taste.
Maybe it is my English ( I am French) : I wrote "more sporty" ie: sportier.
This does not qualify the Skydweller as a sporty model, it simply makes a distinction between the look that a bracelet may have on a timepiece. The same principle applies if the Skydweller is equipped with a leather bracelet (chic) or a Oysterflex (sporti...
I think we have a different concept about the meaning of chic.
In my opinion it doesn’t apply to the jubilee nor the leather. I think the Oysterflex is the most chic of all. I keep on thinking that no matter if you use a jubilee or an oyster you’ll never get to give a Skydweller an sporty look.
I would think delighted would be an understatement,
that is gorgeous. Wear it in good health my friend.
Very much agree, and date can easily be adjusted backward or forward (‾◡◝)
The second time is a nice added bonus.
