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Old 2 November 2019, 09:57 PM   #1
Roll the Lex
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Titanium vs steel for watches- durability

I’m looking into getting a titanium watch, tried on the gs snowflake and omega po. Love the weight but I’ve got no idea about durability. I’ve read some people complain that titanium scratches, dings, and dents like no other and regret buying, using a titanium watch as a daily.

For reference I’ve owned a wg Rolex for 4yrs. Yes it scratched easier but I’ve had no regrets. I’m thinking the titanium will be more durable than gold.

And any other titanium watches I’m missing other than the gs and omega?


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