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Old 10 December 2016, 03:32 AM   #31
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Excellent watches, somewhat underrated.
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Old 10 December 2016, 04:55 AM   #32
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I'm a fan of the explorer watches. All of them. Some really dislike them. Not sure why?
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Old 10 December 2016, 04:59 AM   #33
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114270 , my daily , all the watch i need most days , all the watch i want most days too .
hard to beat that , its also very under the radar for a rolex.
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Old 10 December 2016, 07:41 AM   #34
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Excellent watches, somewhat underrated.


I hear that term alot on different watches.
What dies underrated mean?
Not popular?



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Old 10 December 2016, 08:54 AM   #35
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If we're talking about the 36mm, it's a bit boring and small for a sports watch. On the flip side, it's durable yet dressy. Combine that with how it flies under the radar and you could wear it literally anywhere and it wouldn't be a problem. When I had mine, I wore it on my bicycle, to job interviews with a suit, in the ocean, in a pool, to work with business casual clothes, to restaurants and bars on nights out, and even to third world countries. I wore it pretty much every single day for a year. You could strap it on and wear it for the rest of your life (except for servicing). I flipped mine for a datejust which gets worn for work and on nights out, and now I use my Seikos when the going gets rough. But if you insist on being a one watch guy, I don't know how you can beat it.
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Old 10 December 2016, 09:04 AM   #36
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From suit to shorts, this watch never looks out of place.


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