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3 July 2012, 04:34 AM | #1 |
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Hey everyone. I recently offloaded most of my collection mainly because I wasn't in love with a few of the watches I had. In any case, I kept 2 that I definitely love: AP ROC and the Sub LVc.
So, my question is: would adding a ROO be repetitive since I already have the ROC? Does anyone have both and find one to be redundant? Also, any suggestions on a 4th watch would be great. I'm thinking of going for an IWC Port Auto 7 days. The silver face with gold hands and numbers. I've admired them for a while now. Please feel free to chime in! All suggestions are welcome. Thanks! |
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Of course you would need a ROO as well in your collection
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u will love the iwc port auto, it is my fav watch from the iwc line. It has such a clean simple timeless dial, with very little bezel so it is basically all dial. It has a nice thickness and the clear caseback showing the amazing 7 day movement is just awesome.
Here is a pic of mine
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The ROO is a totally different animal.
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I used to think that a ROC and ROO would be too similar, but I am really really liking the ROO 44mm Carbon right now, and it looks and feels quite different than the ROC. I have actually thought about selling my Sub-C to help fund a ROO, but I do love the Sub-C and don't think I can give it up..so looks like I'll have to save up.
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Thanks for the input so far, all.
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why not go IWC? mix it up. i'm particularly fond of that IWC in blue and white, as above. the only thing that gives me pause is the power reserve indicator for an automatic movement.
but, there's always room for an ROO to go with an ROC..... tough one. |
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Always room for a Royal Oak Offshore but I'd diversify so you have 1Rolex 1AP 1IWC etc How about a Panerai Radomir ?
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A ROO would fit nicely with your other 2.
Wears thicker and heavier but not overboard.
As for the IWC - I think the Port 7 day is a perfect alternative to dress things up a bit. |
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ROO is quite different and has a place in every collection as far as I am concerned! Go for it!
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Thanks everyone. Ok, so it sounds like having both APs could work. :) now I just need to figure which one I like best.
Cru - I was actually asking about the port auto in addition to the ROO. Thinking of picking both up. Any reasons why I shouldn't get the port auto? |
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Definitely- ROO has a more sporty feel while the chrono is more dressy- good luck with
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Thanks. Appreciate the input.
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