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27 October 2019, 02:54 AM | #181 |
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Maybe I’m just jealous that they didn’t use the advanced technology to put a cyclops on the DSSD. I know every time I wear one of my other Rolex, I think to myself “wow, what a technical marvel”. Go back and read..... I didn’t address you first, you jumped on one of my posts and told me to read more and type less. Get lost!
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27 October 2019, 03:08 AM | #183 |
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Why can’t we all just get along and bond over our love of Sea-Dwellers?
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And I should imagine it will never appear on any other dive watch until the DSSD is actually discontinued. In summary, at the mothership the Glidelock on the DSSD is most likely regarded as being an exlusive feature of the model. |
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