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25 February 2017, 11:43 PM | #31 |
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25 February 2017, 11:49 PM | #32 |
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LOL I thought that's a fact ... but hey sportswatch ... chess is listed as a sport, too. It is an awesome looking watch. Sporty looking but more at home in the board room with a suit than out in the field. Am I wrong here? I should rephrase. Not a tool watch Ok? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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25 February 2017, 11:53 PM | #33 |
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That's a fair point Friedl.
It's not that I'm indiscriminately abusive to my watches, I just like to wear them and not be concerned. For outdoor type activities I'll likely revert to my Pelagos. I've also never knocked a watch into a door, door frame or door knob....yet, knock on wood. I love the slimmer proportions of the Daytona and the fact that it's a dressed up sport watch (IMHO). I wouldn't say I was scared of the prior Daytona model's bezel, it just seemed / looked like it could get scratched by breathing on it. I'm not obsessive about my watches, even though I can appreciate that I may have come across that way by stating that I didn't pull the trigger on the previous model Daytona, which to be fair, is completely irrational. Thanks again for your thoughts |
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