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roklee · 14 March 2015, 05:48 PM

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Jari from Finland · 14 March 2015, 06:05 PM

In my opinion if you already
have the old style GMT then there is no reason to update it in the newer model, but if you are making your mind which one to choose I would go for the newer updated model. The older 16710 model had been manufactured tens of thousands pieces over the years and the latest manufactuctured watches are under ten years old. However, their prices are rather high, that's why you don't necessary need to put much more money in order to buy a new or at least rather new watch. Eventually it is up to your personal preferences which one to choose. I have had them both and I have regretted after selling my cokebezel GMT 16710 some years ago.

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redhotmurc333 · 14 March 2015, 07:08 PM

Hmmm... each watch has it's own charisma and merits... One is more classic, especially esthetically with it's classic lugs and beautiful "anodized look" bezel and the other a bit more refined mechanically and more fitting for the larger wristed bunch ~
Kinda like comparing 2 totally differen't watches actually~
I guess you can say it's like a comparison between a older model 911's more driver involved Manual transmission to the newer faster shifting PDK transmission~
One is more for the pure involvement of driving and one is for the purity of winning...

I find stick shifts waaay funner and more involving for sure BUT boy does that new PDK shift FAST!!!
So Which do I choose? I choose both ^^!
Sorry if I was of no help at all but I love both watches as I do both style Porsches!

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14 March 2015, 06:05 PM	#62
Jari from Finland "TRF" Member Join Date: Feb 2014 Location: Finland Posts: 394	In my opinion if you already have the old style GMT then there is no reason to update it in the newer model, but if you are making your mind which one to choose I would go for the newer updated model. The older 16710 model had been manufactured tens of thousands pieces over the years and the latest manufactuctured watches are under ten years old. However, their prices are rather high, that's why you don't necessary need to put much more money in order to buy a new or at least rather new watch. Eventually it is up to your personal preferences which one to choose. I have had them both and I have regretted after selling my cokebezel GMT 16710 some years ago. Skickat från min iPad med Tapatalk __________________ "I am interested in watches, that's why I like them."

14 March 2015, 07:08 PM	#63
redhotmurc333 "TRF" Member Join Date: Apr 2012 Location: Socal Watch: All my Rolexes Posts: 257	Hmmm... each watch has it's own charisma and merits... One is more classic, especially esthetically with it's classic lugs and beautiful "anodized look" bezel and the other a bit more refined mechanically and more fitting for the larger wristed bunch ~ Kinda like comparing 2 totally differen't watches actually~ I guess you can say it's like a comparison between a older model 911's more driver involved Manual transmission to the newer faster shifting PDK transmission~ One is more for the pure involvement of driving and one is for the purity of winning... I find stick shifts waaay funner and more involving for sure BUT boy does that new PDK shift FAST!!! So Which do I choose? I choose both ^^! Sorry if I was of no help at all but I love both watches as I do both style Porsches! __________________ Rolexes~ The New and the Old... New=Flashy Old=Classy~ I like em ALL!

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14 March 2015, 05:48 PM	#61
roklee "TRF" Member Join Date: Jun 2012 Location: canada Watch: rolex explorer ii Posts: 493	Ceramic

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