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9 March 2013, 03:36 AM | #1 |
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Black vs Silver dial, diamond hour markers - 31mm
I am new to this forum. I've decided to buy the Datejust 31mm - Steel Fluted Bezel - Jublilee Bracelet
It's going to be for my 40th bday gift (I am a female). However, I am going back and forth between these 2 dials: Black dial diamond hour markers vs Silver dial diamond hour markers A few things I have in mind are: I want something that will age well, so it will be wearable even in my 50's I am wondering if the black dial will show more signs of wear/tear on the bracelet or vice versa? I am aware of the finger prints will show up more on the black dial, but I am not very concerned about it I like the elegent feel/look of the silver dial, but the diamonds seem to blend in too much I like the diamonds showing up more on the black dial, more modern/bold feel, yet feel like it's not as luxurious feel as compared to the silver dial.... Any thoughts/feedback would be appreciated!! |
9 March 2013, 04:01 AM | #2 |
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hihihihiihi
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here's my wife's 31mm |
9 March 2013, 05:21 AM | #3 |
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I got this for my wife about 1 1/2 years ago (random SN) and she loves it!
Great watch for all occasions Its the 31mm version... Chose the jubilee bracelet over the oyster because I think it looks stunning with the fluted bezel Diamonds would be too much, especially as an everyday watch! IMO of course
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Thought of getter her the 36mm...Would have been too big for her puny wrists!
price difference was something like 150$ more...thats all!!! She just loves her 31mm; at first she thought it was too big She used to have a 25mm LONGINES
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9 March 2013, 06:11 AM | #6 |
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Wow, I can't believe the price difference is so minimal. As long as she loves it, that's all that matters! I'm wearing mine today
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Silver looks stunning in person, here's my 36mm version since I'm male
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9 March 2013, 05:27 AM | #11 |
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I'm not a big fan of black dials, so between these two, I'd select the silver with diamonds. I think the WG hands against the black dial would be tough to read, especially in a 31mm.
For me, I find that the silver doesn't have enough contrast, so white would be (and is), my choice. Clean, crisp, and versatile. |
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My vote is silver. Purely subjective, it just speaks to me.
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