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yugxelor · 8 February 2019, 09:02 AM

For me, it depends if I am playing with a glove or not. If I'm not playing with a glove, and not wearing something large (like a SD43 or SDDS), I generally play with it on. From their start, Rolex has become famous for the extreme conditions in which they have performed. I am sure if the older models could handle summiting Everest, the modern ones can handle a leisurely day of golf.

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8 February 2019, 09:02 AM	#30
yugxelor "TRF" Member Join Date: Jan 2019 Real Name: Hunter Location: Missouri Watch: RG Yatch-Master Posts: 29	For me, it depends if I am playing with a glove or not. If I'm not playing with a glove, and not wearing something large (like a SD43 or SDDS), I generally play with it on. From their start, Rolex has become famous for the extreme conditions in which they have performed. I am sure if the older models could handle summiting Everest, the modern ones can handle a leisurely day of golf.

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