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Darchi19 · 19 August 2016, 05:24 AM

Noticed a couple of people asking why I went for the no date .. Truth is I underestimated how noticeable the bulk of the watch would be .. And although I really like the clean look of the no date dial , I do feel like I'd prefer the date.

Before pulling the trigger I had stupidly discounted the pre ceramic models due to the " hollow links " and older clasp .. And convinced myself that I needed the modern interpretation of the models.

I am off work on Tuesday , so I will spend sometime looking at other models , going to try on the coke , Pepsi and pre ceramic sub along with the DJ2..

I've been without the watch for a couple of days now and I've not missed it or had the urge to get it back .. Think that says allot.

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19 August 2016, 05:24 AM	#24
Darchi19 "TRF" Member Join Date: Aug 2016 Location: Glasgow Posts: 79	Noticed a couple of people asking why I went for the no date .. Truth is I underestimated how noticeable the bulk of the watch would be .. And although I really like the clean look of the no date dial , I do feel like I'd prefer the date. Before pulling the trigger I had stupidly discounted the pre ceramic models due to the " hollow links " and older clasp .. And convinced myself that I needed the modern interpretation of the models. I am off work on Tuesday , so I will spend sometime looking at other models , going to try on the coke , Pepsi and pre ceramic sub along with the DJ2.. I've been without the watch for a couple of days now and I've not missed it or had the urge to get it back .. Think that says allot.

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