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Lew Archer · 2 June 2013, 02:02 PM

I am lucky to own all three. The Omega belonged to my dad.

Three truly great watches. You really can't go wrong.

If you still own the Sea Dweller, get the Omega. If not, it's a coin toss between the 14060M and the Omega, if you want a true classics. The 39mm Explorer is a new take on a classic. So, if that concept appeals, or if you prefer to buy new from an AD, get the Explorer.

Lovely problem to have...enjoy figuring it out. Listen to your emotions and get what you really want.

2 June 2013, 02:02 PM	#33
Lew Archer "TRF" Member Join Date: Sep 2011 Location: L.A., Calif. Watch: Rolex Submariner Posts: 2,220	I am lucky to own all three. The Omega belonged to my dad. Three truly great watches. You really can't go wrong. If you still own the Sea Dweller, get the Omega. If not, it's a coin toss between the 14060M and the Omega, if you want a true classics. The 39mm Explorer is a new take on a classic. So, if that concept appeals, or if you prefer to buy new from an AD, get the Explorer. Lovely problem to have...enjoy figuring it out. Listen to your emotions and get what you really want.

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