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Strummer25 · 15 October 2018, 09:40 PM

Looks like I am in with a chance of landing a grail watch blue SS SkyD, problem is I need to flip to finance this
My SubC date is going nowhere, 30th anniversary from my wife the others have no emotional significance and I like them all, just not as much as SkyD!
That leaves flipping DJ41 + Tudor Harrods (early 3 digit serial number) or SD4K
Currently thinking it’s gotta be the SD am I insane?
Reasoning is that will leave me with perfect balanced Rolex line up in terms of style and dial colours with the added bonus of some colour on the Tudor.
I travel a lot so down the road if a dealer overseas offers me sensible price I can always flip the Tudor for something else possibly a Speedy or B.B. S&G plus some cash my way. Also my DJ is on jubilee which I really like.
Should I phone the men in white coats?

15 October 2018, 09:40 PM	#1
Strummer25 "TRF" Member Join Date: Dec 2016 Real Name: Paul Location: London Calling Watch: SD4K Dj41 SubC YM Posts: 791	Thinning the herd thread #1 million Looks like I am in with a chance of landing a grail watch blue SS SkyD, problem is I need to flip to finance this My SubC date is going nowhere, 30th anniversary from my wife the others have no emotional significance and I like them all, just not as much as SkyD! That leaves flipping DJ41 + Tudor Harrods (early 3 digit serial number) or SD4K Currently thinking it’s gotta be the SD am I insane? Reasoning is that will leave me with perfect balanced Rolex line up in terms of style and dial colours with the added bonus of some colour on the Tudor. I travel a lot so down the road if a dealer overseas offers me sensible price I can always flip the Tudor for something else possibly a Speedy or B.B. S&G plus some cash my way. Also my DJ is on jubilee which I really like. Should I phone the men in white coats?

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