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Old 23 January 2014, 11:36 PM   #35
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All in all, the movement is literally the only thing that could be improved upon. Having said that, however, after a few weeks of thinking I came to realise that the benefits of owning a Rolex with an in-house movement are not worth (to me) the $2.5k+ that it would cost to do so.

In opting for the Pelagos, I was also able to pay off a huge chunk of credit card debt, buy a nice pair of shoes, and put several hundred dollars towards a trip to Fiji with my girlfriend at the end of the year after flipping the Explorer 1.

Its a great feeling overall, and I'm loving everything that the Pelagos has to offer. The whole movement thing doesn't really matter to me now that I've gotten my head around it, and I feel it is at LEAST twice the bang for buck that I would've gotten with the Explorer 2 or Sub.
Bang on. Quite the epiphany eh?
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