Sea Dweller Deepsea as all around everyday watch

[nauticajoe]

I'd try it out first. If I had to choose just one watch, it would be the Sub or GMT. I can wear these watches for any occasion.

Good luck!

[Check]

If this is going to be your first watch in a while try the Sub/GMT and the DSSD. If your AD will let you buy and return within say 30 days (with all stickers in tact), you can trade up or down depending on your extended at home trial.

Personally, I'd go with the Sub or GMT too. But it's your call. Good luck!

[DD911]

sure, i use every day

[Clay]

I tried one on at an AD last year.........Just to thick for my taste, and I have BIG wrists.....

[Art 1]

Originally Posted by Rogue884

Daily wearer for me, and I dive with it. Its not an overly large watch by any means, its just that so many here have DAINTY wrists Little ity, bity, Daytona wrists :)

Well Chris, a lot of these guys don't know how big you are, for goodness sakes I think you must play linebacker for the Jags.

[HL65]

Great everyday watch!! Why not!! Love the DSSD!!

[clint501]

I really don't get some of these comments. I am in finance, and wear slim fit suits and shirts almost always, and choose the DSSD over my GMT II C and Daytona every day because it fits under every cuff, no matter the cut of the shirt- I wear mainly Hugo Boss, Paul Smith, and Etro, and have never had any problems. I see more DSSD's in the financial industry in Toronto than any other watch next to the 16610. The DSSD is absolutely versatile and goes with everything

[tulsaokusa]

The 16610, 116610, SD, and DSSD are all fantastic daily wearers IMO.

If there was such a thing as a Rolex fortune cookie, it would read:

Octopus say, wear all four everyday.

[JetRanger]

For a dress watch, the ticket is a DD, or a Datejust, or perhaps a nice OQ. Certainly one can't wear a DSSD with French cuffs!

[cajerseyboy]

Originally Posted by The GMT Master

I've always seen the DSSD as a weekend watch, myself, something to look forward to wearing after a hard week at work. I don't think I'd personally wear one with a suit, it seems to be a more casual kind of watch in my opinion. As a starting point, the best all-rounder in the Rolex range is the GMT IIc - hugely practical, PCLs make it look nice and dressy, nice wrist presence, but not too thick. Might be worth considering if you haven't already

I couldn't have said it better myself. I own a sdds and if you are looking for an 'all occasion' watch (jeans or suit) I'd go with a subc or a GMT IIc. IMO the sdds does not go with a suit. It does not go under my cuffs and I need to wear my Swiss army watch with that set up.

Long story longer I'm picking up a GMT IIc to use during the week at work and I'm keeping the sdds for the weekend and for nights out on the town. If your only looking for one watch do not go with the sdds. Sad but true.

[DS_Obsessed]

Originally Posted by Mogens

The Deepsea is my everyday watch...

I often think I should use my other watches more, but after a day or two the DS is back om the wrist.

It got the toughness and size I am comfortable with, and I dont have to worry about scratches; it looks good on it with signs of wearing.

Same here, my deep sea is my everyday and rarely take it off. My OP is a good dress watch when I need something a little understated.

[Hi-roller]

From what you have said I really think you should buy the DSSD - if not you'll always wish you had! If it doesn't work out change it later.

[DCheeta]

Originally Posted by Hi-roller

From what you have said I really think you should buy the DSSD - if not you'll always wish you had! If it doesn't work out change it later.

He probably did...four years ago.

[landroverking]

I would think the weight wouldn't much different than an 18kt Sub.
The height might be trouble for you with dress shirts.

[fabio1965]

Originally Posted by PHDX2

If you like big watches, you'll love the DSSD!

[strafer_kid]

Try one on and see what you think - you might also try the new Seadweller ceramic - very nice indeed and not quite as big!

[sheldonsmith]

I have been wearing a DSSD since March on a 6 ⅝" wrist... so far so good. I have some thoughts posted on it at http://www.minus4plus6.com/deepsea.htm

[Micha]

Been wearing mine for over 10 weeks now...my other watches are getting jealous

[Charliedog001]

Mine wears out my shirt cuffs...other than that...