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12 August 2018, 05:23 PM | #1 | |
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Join Date: Apr 2014
Location: UK
Watch: Rolex 214270
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No hesitation between the two models as such. I suppose the initial offer of the 116610LN caught me a little off guard and with the well documented supply issues for SS sports models I thought it would be too good an opportunity to pass on. I mean who couldn’t find a home for a 116610LN in their collection??? Anyway the option was taken out of my hands which ultimately did me a big, big favour. For me and I’m a little bit biased having owned and regretted to this day selling my 14060, my first serious watch purchase, the simplicity and balance of ND dial ticks my boxes. I already have a 16600 which provides me with a date function so I’ve got that if I need the date. Plus I prefer a flat crystal which both watches provide. I appreciate some love the cyclops so it’s different strokes, for different folks. As per the default statement when buying a watch, you’ve got to go with what sings to you. And you’ll know when you know.....
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Loved and sold: 14060, Breitling Super Avenger, PAM000, PAM005, IWC3536, 116710LN, Tudor Pelagos, Tudor Black Bay Blue, 16600, 114060 & 126333. Current stable: 214270, 126234, 126710BLRO & Pelagos 39mm |
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