“Subs Are Everywhere” ............. Really ?

[smym18]

I actually don't see them very often.

[Benjamin Choi]

If it's a Rolex, 90% of the time it's a Sub. Owned one and sold it lickety split. Just not my thing. Way too common and a bit too lemming.

[Kyle3130]

Originally Posted by JacksonStone

You mean No-Dates?

I had a feeling you would have something to say about that. You stir so many pots around here, I’m going to start calling you The Chef!

[Nairn1980]

I see more Apple Watches than anything else.

[JacksonStone]

Originally Posted by Kyle3130

You stir so many pots around here...

Interesting perspective from someone who actually started a thread lecturing people on the proper way to refer to the Submariner.

[sechsgang]

I see them EVERYWHERE as well. They made millions what do you expect??

[Kyle3130]

Originally Posted by JacksonStone

Interesting perspective from someone who actually started a thread lecturing people on the proper way to refer to the Submariner.

Stating facts is very different from poking bears.

[JacksonStone]

Originally Posted by Kyle3130

Stating facts is very different from poking bears.

And denial ain't just a river in Egypt.

[Kyle3130]

Originally Posted by JacksonStone

And denial ain't just a river in Egypt.

No sense in getting this thread closed for a petty argument. I agree that your opinion disagrees with the facts. It just perplexes me why people choose to be wrong when they could choose not to conform to the “popular masses” Whatever

[JacksonStone]

Originally Posted by Kyle3130

I agree that your opinion disagrees with the facts. It just perplexes me why people choose to be wrong when they could choose not to conform to the “popular masses” Whatever

Yeah...it's a shame Rolex doesn't know the facts.

[FTX I]

Not again lol. No Date is just a nickname. It's the only non ridiculous nickname but gets too much attention here. I use it a lot and will keep using.

[rlx123]

Originally Posted by Khans14

I am glad someone picked up on my sarcasm. I can assure you NYC and Miami are better than Cleveland in every way imaginable.

I lived in NYC for 4 years....evening rush hour down town is packed full of attractive women

[lovetherolex]

Originally Posted by Kyle3130

Stating facts is very different from poking bears.

Originally Posted by JacksonStone

And denial ain't just a river in Egypt.

You guys are the life of the party.

Are you both wearing subs while you do your mating dance?

[Kyle3130]

Originally Posted by lovetherolex

You guys are the life of the party.

Are you both wearing subs while you do your mating dance?

Probably, I only own one watch so at least I am.

[pam66]

subs are even on the beach:::)))

[pickettt]

Originally Posted by Kyle3130

Apple watches and Sub Dates are everywhere! Subs, not so much.

Originally Posted by Kyle3130

Stating facts is very different from poking bears.

Fact is, it's not called a "Sub" either, yet you persist.

[Kyle3130]

Originally Posted by pickettt

Fact is, it's not called a "Sub" either, yet you persist.

Just doing the same as everyone who doesn’t call it what it is. It’s easier to type than “no date”

Whatever, agree to disagree.

[sinkholeninja]

Originally Posted by AK797

Central London, often; central Coventry, never.

Why are you slagging off Coventry mate!?

[Shaney]

I've only seen 1 in my 6 years at my current job.. and it was someone from the company's partner who had it.

[TimeToWatch]

Originally Posted by DLRIDES

It seems that a majority of threads states the above in some manner.

Evidently, most hang in circles much different than mine !





How often to do you actually see a Submariner on someone’s wrist ?

I see them a ton. It all depends where you are

[socalwatchcollector]

Originally Posted by Flyinghunter

Cleveland has more beautiful women than Miami or New York???

What is he saying? I am really confused and that doesn't happen often

[RyanJ]

Rolex mass produces watches. No one means "literally everywhere". I see Subs every day in my area/environment.

You are not a unique snowflake if you wear any mass produced watch.

[grymg]

Random SubC sighting on my cycling go to site. Looks great in a mechanics hands!
https://cyclingtips.com/2019/05/less...ain-acceptance

[911NBK]

Ive seen one sub in the last 6 months outside of my circle. It was on a guy at the gym lol

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[r_afficionado]

I mainly see "Rolex" and other highend watches in airline lounge. Rarely have I seen them in day to day wild. I have never seen another Sub Serti in the wild...

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[HogwldFLTR]

Originally Posted by HogwldFLTR

I saw one at work this week; it turns out it was a $100 Chinese k/o. When I was told I just bit my tongue. Damned k/os. I felt like saying, good luck; try swimming with that pos.

As a follow up, with some many knock offs out there I decided to trade in my Rolex dive watch on a DD. I know of a number of Sub k/os at work aside from the one mentioned above. Seems like people would have greater integrity than wearing illegal pseudo Rolex watches especially in a company that strives so hard to control their IP.

[Daytonaman799]

In Ny area they are everywhere same in Florida

[pickettt]

Originally Posted by grymg

Random SubC sighting on my cycling go to site. Looks great in a mechanics hands!
https://cyclingtips.com/2019/05/less...ain-acceptance

His watch notwithstanding, I question his choice of truing stands in a shop environment

[Seaswirl]

Originally Posted by Daytonaman799

In Ny area they are everywhere same in Florida

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Definition of hyperbole
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I spent the week in Miami and I’m based in NYC. I did see some nice watches here and there, including the nice man I sat next to on my outbound flight wearing a ss YMII, but $7,500 watches are hardly “everywhere”.

[007_Omega]

All the time. Last time I was in an Airport, there were 2 other guys with Subs just in the lobby by me.

They are very common in my local area as well. Everything from two-tone, full gold, to the standard plain Sub. The "No-Date" is actually a very rare watch. I have rarely seen them in the wild. The Hulk is also something I don't see very often. The standard black "Sub-Date" may be the most common watch I see aside from the Apple "Watch", Fitbits, and G-Shocks.

It's all demographic though. If you live in a wealthier environment, you're going to see a lot of Rolex watches in general. Also, the Datejust is by far the most common Rolex not the Sub. People on the forums tend to think in terms of sports watches so there is a bias there.