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| Yes, a Seadweller or Submariner look great on a woman. |
   
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115 | 64.61% |
| No way, a Seadweller or Submariner is just not right on a woman's arm. |
  
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63 | 35.39% |
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18 May 2009, 03:33 AM
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Seadweller for a Woman, Good or Bad Idea
My wife is thinking about a Seadweller. She has tried it on a few times and likes it but then wonders if the "man's" Rolex sport on a woman is just a fad.
She is an average size woman, 5' 6" tall and the correct weight for her height. Also, I figure if she gets tired of it we can give it to my oldest son in a few years when he graduates college. Help us decide here, what do you think, Seadweller for a woman, yea or nea? |
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