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zacharylough · 28 August 2011, 12:46 PM

So I have been wondering here. I have the Rolex GMT-Master II C 11670LN Z serial number, and it is the heaviest watch I have. But I don't know if I would call it heavy. A lot of people say Rolexes are heavy. When I pick it up I don't know if heavy comes to mind. I have worn watches that come up almost to the wight of this before, so maybe I am just used to it. Does any one else have this problem? I know heavy is a relative term. One of my friends says my watch isn't heavy, but they don't own a Rolex either. that person thinks they know all about Rolexes. Is it just that Non-Rolex owners think that Rolexes should be heavier than we all no them not to be? I would like to here your feedback!

They say that the GMT II C is about 146G, which feels about right to me.
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28 August 2011, 12:46 PM	#1
zacharylough Banned Join Date: Aug 2011 Location: Ohio-USA Watch: GMTIIC SubC LV Posts: 142	Rolex weight So I have been wondering here. I have the Rolex GMT-Master II C 11670LN Z serial number, and it is the heaviest watch I have. But I don't know if I would call it heavy. A lot of people say Rolexes are heavy. When I pick it up I don't know if heavy comes to mind. I have worn watches that come up almost to the wight of this before, so maybe I am just used to it. Does any one else have this problem? I know heavy is a relative term. One of my friends says my watch isn't heavy, but they don't own a Rolex either. that person thinks they know all about Rolexes. Is it just that Non-Rolex owners think that Rolexes should be heavier than we all no them not to be? I would like to here your feedback! They say that the GMT II C is about 146G, which feels about right to me. (Stainless)

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