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27 August 2014, 02:06 AM | #1 |
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These or that...?
Yes, I know the choice is mine, what appeals to me, etc (i've made the same comments myself).
After debating with myself for a bit, I've made up my mind where my watch budget will be heading. That said, after reading a similar post below, I am also curious to hear the thoughts here of fellow forumers. (pics from manufacturer sites) |
27 August 2014, 02:10 AM | #2 |
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Rolex x2. Not a fan of that PP.
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If you must have a Patek, it's the Aquanaut for me.
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No question...
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That would be very very tough decision for me to make.. that pp is so stunning, but i would prefer the dssd n the blnr. I love rolex more i guess
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27 August 2014, 02:15 AM | #7 |
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DSSD. The dome crystal, glide lock clasp, and size really makes this a special watch!
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Rolex x 2 for me as well. Lovely dilemma
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As similarly stated by cabernet: I love PP, but not that one. Certainly I would go for the two Rolexes (especially those two!) pictured before that particular PP (no offence to anyone). Aint it great to have first world dilemmas like this. We really are lucky!!!! Life is sooooooo good.
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27 August 2014, 02:16 AM | #10 |
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It depends
Have you already Rolex watches ? If not , the two rolexes if yes , the Patek |
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I love Patek but I would still choose that Rolex duo.
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Better yet, I'd get the DeepSea and stash the rest to save for the Patek.
That's my final answer:) You get a beast of a Diver and the sleek, sporty, elegant Nautilus. |
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Another great duo would be the BLNR and the 5167
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5711. That's a no brainer for me, especially if you already have other sport Rolex
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That pic is a tad bit deceiving... It looks like the DSSD and the BLNR are the same size. There is a pretty big difference between the two in real life, size and weight.
The PP does nothing for me. I'd take the duo Rolex |
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I would go for the PP. But thats if I have the funds for it.
PP first, GMT then DSSD
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that!
and the lady standing over my shoulder seconds the sentiment only consideration for me would be the size/fit of the 5711 on your wrist?
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27 August 2014, 02:55 AM | #22 |
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I love Patek Philippe. I traded my Nautilus (3710) for a Calatrava after I had the Nautilus polished by Patek. I was fearful of attracting scratches, which happen easily and look like crap on the 5711.
The Rolex almost looks normal with some scratches. In this game, I'll take door number one, Monty. DeepSea and GMTII. |
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Very close call for me but in this case most probably PP 5711. The only reason I choose the PP is because I don’t like the DSSD size for me.
With that budget though, 15400 + BLNR would be my choice. I know you had 15400 before so maybe you like SD4000 + BLNR. If I do Nautilus, I would step it up to 5712 or 5726 personally. Nothing wrong with 5711 but for a plain Genta, I would choose 15400 or 15300. I depends a lot on where you want to end up. You cannot go wrong either way.
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Go for the Rolexes
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If the DeepSea fits your wrist, I'd go with that.
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27 August 2014, 03:08 AM | #27 |
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Thanks George! I'm pretty smitten with it
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27 August 2014, 03:10 AM | #28 |
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I'd go with a Patek Aquanat Travel Time. All beautiful watches, but how often do you see a Patek?
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Well, when I've say I made up my mind, it's not a done deal. Still need to see the Deep Sea in the metal to make that final call...just waiting on its arrival to my AD. So if I don't like it, then the wheels spin again and maybe I go after the 5711. The BLNR is a 99% certainty just a matter of finding the right deal for it. |
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27 August 2014, 03:16 AM | #30 |
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Nautilus without a spilt seconds hesitation.
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