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Walton · 18 June 2011, 11:35 AM

Deciding between the Sub, GMT, and an Omega PO( for their deployment rubber strap, yes, I like that strap that much).

The GMT feels best on my wrist out of the box and I suppose it "sings" to me, but I know my wrist and know that during a regular day it will expand and contract enough to justify the Glidelock(I always assumed that was odd, but it obviously must not be for Rolex to make a bracelet just for that).

The Omega is a fine watch and I can get both the bracelet and strap for half the cost of the either Rolex and essentially get 2 watches for 1.

Don't know why I'm even posting this and I'm sure you've all heard it before. Just wanted to vent I guess...

Oh well...I have 3 boys to pass down watches to in the future...I wonder which one will get the short straw...

18 June 2011, 11:35 AM	#1
Walton Member Join Date: Jun 2011 Location: Philadelphia Posts: 134	Extremely torn Deciding between the Sub, GMT, and an Omega PO( for their deployment rubber strap, yes, I like that strap that much). The GMT feels best on my wrist out of the box and I suppose it "sings" to me, but I know my wrist and know that during a regular day it will expand and contract enough to justify the Glidelock(I always assumed that was odd, but it obviously must not be for Rolex to make a bracelet just for that). The Omega is a fine watch and I can get both the bracelet and strap for half the cost of the either Rolex and essentially get 2 watches for 1. Don't know why I'm even posting this and I'm sure you've all heard it before. Just wanted to vent I guess... Oh well...I have 3 boys to pass down watches to in the future...I wonder which one will get the short straw...

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