Submariner Ceramic Blue everyday?

[BigDoug]

Still narrowing down between a few models, one of which is the 116613LB. My question is whether it's a good everyday watch. I wear jeans and polo shirts and gym cloths mostly, but sometimes dress attire. Do your blue Subc's ever look inappropriate? Can I wear this watch 24/7, day in and out, through all of life's events?

[igwt]

Ofcourse u can.... Even while taking shower!!! Go for it..

[BigDoug]

So it never looks out-of-place?

[watchf]

Originally Posted by BigDoug

So it never looks out-of-place?

Only time it might look out of place might be when you are wearing nothing else ion you but the watch

[Ardalan]

Originally Posted by igwt

ofcourse u can.... Even while taking shower!!! Go for it..

+1

[OYSTERMANN]

Morning. I wear my ceramic blue Sub, practically every day - work and pleasure. Never looks out of place.

[mjclark32]

Go for it

[Bangel]

I wear my SS sub anywhere and everywhere.

Can't see any reason why the TT cannot do the same.

[travisb]

I don't own a TT but it definately can play the role in any situation.
Go for it!

[gpfps]

I would wear it all the time for every thing.

[gwozhog]

Go for it. The black TT is nice to. A little more stealth.

[Vincent65]

the only place I wouldn't wear it is in an MRI scanner.

[Baco Noir]

If I could afford one, I would love it as an everyday watch.

[watchf]

Yes 116613LB is a very versatile watch with jeans, shorts, pants, t-shirt, short sleeve shirt, polo shirt, long sleeve shirts. Suits all occasions from casual, business to formal.

[SWISSAHOLICS]

The fact that you are getting a TT is great....I am a big TT fan because you can dress it up or dress it down....it looks great with everything....from formal to shorts....good luck !!

[Armyguy03]

You will have no issues in any outfit with any Rolex. Your Sub will go well in any outfit.

[mtrunner]

Like everyone else has said go for it. It can be dressed up and down.

[Victory07]

Originally Posted by mtrunner

Like everyone else has said go for it. It can be dressed up and down.

[Clutch Cargo]

I wear a 116613LB in my normal rotation with no problems. You can wear it for any occasion. It's a watch that dresses up and down. My business attire is blue jeans, sneakers, and a short sleeve shirt. The only thing is that because of the blue, it's the watch that stands out the most. It shines like a beacon, and will be noticed. If you want or need something a bit subdued, consider a black dial 116613LN. Otherwise, go for it!

[Chris B]

Wear & enjoy

[LightOnAHill]

It's a perfect all-around watch IMO

[HRV]

Do it

[MartinF79]

I own a black sub and a TT 18K/SS Blue Sub. Only view I would share is this (which others may not completely agree with)...

The TT Blue Sub works well dressy/cassual... but really only with brown attire. The Gold and Blue compliment brown shoes/belts, blue shirts, kackies, tans, etc

For anything w/ Black shoes/belts, greys, etc... the TT Blue doesn't antually work as well (hence why I bought a black sub). A black formal suit w/ a TT Blue face actually stands out poorly (in a bad way). If you had a TT Black face, then you could pull it off w/ gold cufflinks, gold belt buckle, etc along w/ the black belt/shoes.

My 2 cents... but knowing how to acceessorize your watch w/ your wardrobe is important (others will likely not agree), but its in the details that truly makes you stand out.

And no, I am not gay (not that there's anything wrong with that)... straight as they come... just have a strong attention to style and detail.

[BigDoug]

So the vast majority of you sound like I'll never have a problem anytime with any outfit. Part of my draw to the two tone Sub c is how bold it is, how much it stands out; I want that in my Rolex, but I don't want it to look guady in the wrong situation. I really leaning towards this watch ahead of a DJ and DJII. The DJ's are the safe bet for me. I'm afraid I'll regret the Sub c.

[slvrbulletv6]

Originally Posted by MartinF79

I own a black sub and a TT 18K/SS Blue Sub. Only view I would share is this (which others may not completely agree with)...

The TT Blue Sub works well dressy/cassual... but really only with brown attire. The Gold and Blue compliment brown shoes/belts, blue shirts, kackies, tans, etc

For anything w/ Black shoes/belts, greys, etc... the TT Blue doesn't antually work as well (hence why I bought a black sub). A black formal suit w/ a TT Blue face actually stands out poorly (in a bad way). If you had a TT Black face, then you could pull it off w/ gold cufflinks, gold belt buckle, etc along w/ the black belt/shoes.

My 2 cents... but knowing how to acceessorize your watch w/ your wardrobe is important (others will likely not agree), but its in the details that truly makes you stand out.

And no, I am not gay (not that there's anything wrong with that)... straight as they come... just have a strong attention to style and detail.

One solution is if the person wears a nice blue tie (and/or [any shade] blue dress shirt) with the black formal suit?

[Sublover2166]

I have an older TT blue Sub before the ceramic bezel and feel that it is a watch that can be worn perfectly with either formal or casual wear. Granted, the ceramic version is a lighter shade of blue it is a classic design and in my opinion goes great with just about anything!

[BigDoug]

My fear is purchasing and regretting it. From the feedback, it sounds like its classic design and versatility means I can't go wrong.

[kcmo]

Originally Posted by BigDoug

My fear is purchasing and regretting it. From the feedback, it sounds like its classic design and versatility means I can't go wrong.

I hope you don't mind me being brutally honest, but please don't give TOO MUCH credit to what we all think here.

What I mean by this is - it's easy to get caught up here with everyone's photos and likes/dislikes, but it's YOUR MONEY, and it's A SUBSTANTIAL amount of money at that.

I've been following your various threads and you keep saying how you love the DJ line and could see yourself wearing that watch forever. And then you talk about buying a Rolex that others think is blingy...

At the end of the day, it's your money and your wrist, but my recommendation is that you try on all of the models you're considering over and over and go with the one YOU feel happiest seeing on your wrist. Don't worry what the rest of us think... I mean that in the nicest way.

[BigDoug]

Originally Posted by kcmo

I hope you don't mind me being brutally honest, but please don't give TOO MUCH credit to what we all think here.

What I mean by this is - it's easy to get caught up here with everyone's photos and likes/dislikes, but it's YOUR MONEY, and it's A SUBSTANTIAL amount of money at that.

I've been following your various threads and you keep saying how you love the DJ line and could see yourself wearing that watch forever. And then you talk about buying a Rolex that others think is blingy...

At the end of the day, it's your money and your wrist, but my recommendation is that you try on all of the models you're considering over and over and go with the one YOU feel happiest seeing on your wrist. Don't worry what the rest of us think... I mean that in the nicest way.

I appreciate brutal honesty so thank you, and thank you for following my other threads. I've tried them all on but I'm torn-my final three models all have somethin that appeals to me and somthing that detracts. And it is a large amount of money to spend and later regret. But I agree I need to try them on again and see which on I'm dreaming of. Thanks for your post!

[kcmo]

Originally Posted by BigDoug

I appreciate brutal honesty so thank you, and thank you for following my other threads. I've tried them all on but I'm torn-my final three models all have somethin that appeals to me and somthing that detracts. And it is a large amount of money to spend and later regret. But I agree I need to try them on again and see which on I'm dreaming of. Thanks for your post!

Always happy to help Follow your instinct and you can't go wrong!