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Old 3 November 2011, 06:05 PM   #31
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Steps to heal your problem:

1) PM your best price of your 114270 to me
2) Paypal plus fees to you
3) DHL express to me
4) Sit back relax and rehabilitate yourself
5) Move on
6) Buy Rolex again
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Old 3 November 2011, 06:11 PM   #32
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Steps to heal your problem:

1) PM your best price of your 114270 to me
2) Paypal plus fees to you
3) DHL express to me
4) Sit back relax and rehabilitate yourself
5) Move on
6) Buy Rolex again
wait...I guess I just asked him to flip again
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Old 3 November 2011, 06:26 PM   #33
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Sorry to hear Dan..

Hopefully today will be a better day. I think a SubC or 16610 would be my suggestion but I would take a short break from buying anything and just try to kick back for a while.
Best of luck.
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Old 3 November 2011, 06:46 PM   #34
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Here's my suggestion:

1) Stay with the Exp 39MM ( which I love, btw) or Sub ND...OR seeing that you've tried so many Rolexes and can't seem to find the one....

2) Think Outside the Box and Learn to Love Another Brand...There is life beyond Rolex and its name, you know! The Omega Speedmaster Moon seems to fit all your criteria. Classic, Simple, Symmetrical, Rugged. Not every other guy wears one. Only seen a couple in the wild. Wears closer to 40 MM even though 42MM b/c of the domed crystal. Extremely comfortable. Perfect Form, Function.

Good Luck...
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Old 3 November 2011, 07:03 PM   #35
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My 1st reaction was that you sound like a petulant child...
still waiting for my 2nd reaction ;)
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Old 3 November 2011, 07:07 PM   #36
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Try wearing it for a few days (not minutes) before you decide.




dan, i don't know what to say anymore.....i get excited for you in the various threads, and, 5 minutes later, you're back here flipping again.

you need a break, man.

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Old 3 November 2011, 08:29 PM   #37
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Time to step away from watches for a bit & clear your head.
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Old 3 November 2011, 08:32 PM   #38
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I have the same problem!
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Old 3 November 2011, 08:35 PM   #39
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Dan, I'm sorry the Explorer I hasn't worked out.
One day - in the distant future when we've totally sorted nano tubes and whatnot - we'll have watches that are liquid metal - think TII - and can morph into whatever we want on the whim of a moment;
Now, a chunky great sports watch, now, a slim, elegant dress watch, now, a hybrid of the two.

But until that day comes Dan,

WILL YOU PLEASE CHOOSE A GODAMN WATCH!!!
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Old 3 November 2011, 08:35 PM   #40
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Hi Dan, only one solution for you:14060M
You have your 40mm!
You have a clean dial!
Al-dough it is remains a sportwatch.... (that is a con for you)
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Old 3 November 2011, 08:36 PM   #41
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Dan, when you mentioned what watch you were buying I knew this was going to happen. That's why I made the comment I made on the other thread. It is a small watch. And I also understand your going crazy with this hobby. It does play mental mind games with me as well. Sell the darn thing, buy a nice heavy TT Daytona and move on.
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Old 3 November 2011, 08:54 PM   #42
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Hey Danny boy!! I am not going to say buy it...but have you ever tried the DSSD? It will look good on your large wrists imho. All the best dude!!
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Old 3 November 2011, 09:03 PM   #43
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Dan, Sorry to hear this. I hope today is a better day for you.
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Old 3 November 2011, 09:29 PM   #44
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Hi Dan,

I didn't comment on your previous thread, because I thought that this will not be the final statement....

And, believe me, it is almost impossible for us to be a ONE WATCH person!

BTW I fully agree with your statement that an 8" wrist and the classic (although very, very nice!) Explorer do not fit extremely well....

Good luck, and take your time with the next acquisition.

P.S.

I cured my Rolex illness with that beauty:
Attachment 234515

Attachment 234516

Attachment 234517

Case diameter 44.25 mm, height 15 mm, new in-house chrono movement 9300.

For the time being, I am really done with this one!

Regards
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Tom I really nevervpaid much attention to Omega,however, that piece you have there is stunning! Dan apologies for your thoughts on the Explorers, have you considered the 42mm versions?
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Old 3 November 2011, 09:32 PM   #45
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Wow, that was quicker than the Kardashian divorce!

Seriously Dan, as you mentioned, it's probably best that you take a breather. Stay away from the FS section, my friend.

Good luck!
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Old 3 November 2011, 09:38 PM   #46
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I have been thinking about opening a Rolex Rental Center (RRC), You have added fuel to the fire.
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Old 3 November 2011, 09:39 PM   #47
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Somebody mentioned above ... get a Sub and be done with it. Or get a G-Shock and forget about it dude.
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Old 3 November 2011, 10:04 PM   #48
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coming back to this thread, i don't want to think you're upset or sad, dan. it's only a watch, after all.

so, lets keep looking forward with our chin up. now, looking at that photo you posted, i see a very clean image with white, red and black colors of some dude, umm, exploring.

your sub-conscious is at work here, dan.

i have your solution.......



make it happen! keep the dream alive!



(btw, apologies in advance if the 16570 white was one of the 10 watches you flipped over the last 20 months....can't keep them straight. )
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Old 3 November 2011, 10:07 PM   #49
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My 1st reaction was that you sound like a petulant child...
still waiting for my 2nd reaction ;)
Thanks Mark, you really get the whole TRF comradery thing don't you...........
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Old 3 November 2011, 11:14 PM   #50
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I agree that sometimes it takes a while to get used to a watch. I'd keep it for a couple of weeks, and if it still doesn't look right, get rid of it.
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Old 3 November 2011, 11:20 PM   #51
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My 1st reaction was that you sound like a petulant child...
still waiting for my 2nd reaction ;)
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Thanks Mark, you really get the whole TRF comradery thing don't you...........
Agreed Dan, doesn't help you one bit.

Why not let us here at TRF help you decide - once and for all - what to go for. Start a Poll Thread with, say, your top 5 contenders.

I feel there IS a watch out there for you somewhere - and it IS a Rolex. It will come to you when it's ready mate.
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Old 3 November 2011, 11:23 PM   #52
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Sorry for your difficulties, Dan. You know, there are no doubt lots of TRF members who only have one watch, who have been content with it for years. Maybe they can offer some words of comfort!
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Old 3 November 2011, 11:45 PM   #53
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I would take a break for a while and explore one of your other hobbies...but before you leave, grab a 14060M (which has always seemed to be your soulmate) and just enjoy the heck out of it without over analyzing it. Wear it everywhere for one year without wavering and you will be cured.
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Old 3 November 2011, 11:53 PM   #54
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Come in off that ledge It is only a watch
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Old 4 November 2011, 12:23 AM   #55
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I've been there buying watches that a few weeks later I thought, what the hell was I thinking? But at the time you're convinced it's what you want, and as stupid as it sounds, you need to own it to know it's not really for you.

Good luck, you'll find what you want in the end.
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Old 4 November 2011, 12:31 AM   #56
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Hi Dan,

I didn't comment on your previous thread, because I thought that this will not be the final statement....

And, believe me, it is almost impossible for us to be a ONE WATCH person!

BTW I fully agree with your statement that an 8" wrist and the classic (although very, very nice!) Explorer do not fit extremely well....

Good luck, and take your time with the next acquisition.

P.S.

I cured my Rolex illness with that beauty:
Attachment 234515

Attachment 234516

Attachment 234517

Case diameter 44.25 mm, height 15 mm, new in-house chrono movement 9300.

For the time being, I am really done with this one!

Regards
Tom
Tom, I didn't know you got that one. It is certainly stunning, I've been eyeing it myself but I have yet to see one in person to the jury is still out. I wouldn't replace a SubC with it, but they do make a perfect combo! :-) Congrats on the Omega!
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Old 4 November 2011, 12:31 AM   #57
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I told you on the other thread it was too small for you....

The 39mm looked much much better in my opinion
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Old 4 November 2011, 12:33 AM   #58
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I told you on the other thread it was too small for you....

The 39mm looked much much better in my opinion
Yep, you told me. You're the winner........
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Old 4 November 2011, 12:41 AM   #59
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Thanks everyone (well, most everyone). I feel slightly better today. Going to chalk it up as part of my watch education.
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Old 4 November 2011, 12:44 AM   #60
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I will give u 2000 for the explorer.... Ohh sorry... Thats the lowball offer thread... Lol lol
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