Classic design or hormonal Submariner ?

[Rori]

Originally Posted by alphadweller

The Sea-Dweller has always been a super Sub. Taller, heavier, more capable.

It's now available in a larger size with the SD43 to accommodate larger wrists and reduce the hockey puck effect, offering nicer proportions overall.

The 116600 aka SD4K was a commercial failure. Nobody wanted one. Also, it has an odd looking protruding crystal and sloppy mislagned end links. The only reason people are talking about it is because it's discontinued thus they see it as investment material.

To each their own.

Ditto.

[franktehtank]

Originally Posted by alphadweller

The Sea-Dweller has always been a super Sub. Taller, heavier, more capable.

It's now available in a larger size with the SD43 to accommodate larger wrists and reduce the hockey puck effect, offering nicer proportions overall.

The 116600 aka SD4K was a commercial failure. Nobody wanted one. Also, it has an odd looking protruding crystal and sloppy mislagned end links. The only reason people are talking about it is because it's discontinued thus they see it as investment material.

To each their own.

I definitely agree with the end link issue, just seems lazy and sloppy, and that's what would bug me about this watch. Although, I still like the watch and would like to own one. I'm inclined to say that the SD43 seems like a much cleaner, better executed package. But perhaps the SD4K's quirks will render it collectable and desirable (neither of which are of any interest to me).

[fskywalker]

SD4K


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