some quickies

[palette]

Can some of you good folk answer the following for me please:
1) weight of a ND sub
2) weight of planet ocean (42mm)
3) SD is around 145g
4) diff between bracelet of SD and ND sub?

People with ND sub, does not having a date get anoying and regretful for not having date function?

[CPCC]

JJ knows all. He should be by shortly.

[erasuretim]

In reply to your last point - I wear my 14060m [sub] most days and have never missed the date function. I love the clean, uncluttered balanced dial.

Regards

Tim

[BlackpoolRolexCoaste]

It depends how good your eyes are!
I have had a date sub and a datejust and found that as the years advance, my eyesight has gotten worse, to the point that having a date bubble is a waste of time.
I never set it on my TT blue and recently saved myself £300 by buying a no date SS sub.
Hope this helps!

[SPACE-DWELLER]

Originally Posted by palette

Can some of you good folk answer the following for me please:
1) weight of a ND sub
2) weight of planet ocean (42mm)
3) SD is around 145g
4) diff between bracelet of SD and ND sub?

People with ND sub, does not having a date get anoying and regretful for not having date function?

Here are some measuments:



The Sub Date weighs in at 135 grams, so the Sub ND would be around 130 grams due to non SEL's and lack of date feature.

I don't know what the measures for the P.O. are, but Chad "Leopardprey" recently posted these measurements where the Sea-Master Pro is mentioned:

Sub ND 12.5mm
Sub LV 13.0mm
GMT II 12.0mm
Omega Seamaster Prof. 12.25mm

Outer Bezel Diameter:

Sub ND 39mm
Sub LV 40mm
GMT II 40mm
Omega SMP 41mm

Difference between the bracelets for the Sub ND and SD is that the SD has SEL's and a special diver's extension link marked "L" (Large). Also, the diver's extension link is sturdier (marked "O" construction).