Something has to give. DSSD or Sub C.

[Danny83]

Sell the sub Dssd and explorer are a great combo.

[liuk3]

Keep the DSSD if you are able to physically pull off the watch.

[Gerry62]

Keep the SeaDweller Deepsea .....

[Underblu]

Both are great watches but unless you're a very deep sea diver or prefer the aesthetics of a larger watch I would keep the SubC. To me the SubC is always the first Rolex then you branch out but hell I'm biased. The good news is you win either way. Congrats on the explorer too

[Keith1]

Another vote to keep the DSSD!

[eonflux]

Don't have the DSSD anymore, and I miss it...
The SubC is more practical, comfortable, etc, but it's not as special as the DSSD (you know all this: domed crystal, fatter hour hand, unique Glidelock, etc)
Maybe I'll get a D-blue

If the reason to sell is to cover the cost of another watch, then perhaps your decision could be swayed by which one you recover the most value from, and if that's the SubC, another reason to keep the DSSD

[threeputt]

If it helps at all, I traded my Sub C in for a DSSD, very happy.

[Nycturbovr6]

I would keep the sub

[panosr1200s]

i find the sub quite common..don't get me wrong its a great watch..

whereas the DSSD is in a league of its own ...a sub on steroids if you like or a sub taken to extreme..

DSSD is a keeper

[Brisman]

Thanks for the feed back, it will probably take a few days to decide.

Most say keep the Sub, 16 say keep against 11 for the Dweller.

Thanks for the input guys.

[shalako]

Keep the DSSD, Sub's are everywhere, - if you want practical then buy a $100 Seiko.

[gummy]

Originally Posted by AK797

Yeah if you like both watches then 7.5 inches is a good divider.

Agree - comes down to wrist size -

Without knowing wrist size I'm a DSSD guy