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Old 6 February 2018, 03:25 PM   #1
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To each his own. They're far too similar for me aesthetically (speaking of the old 40mm SD4K, not the 43mm or DeepSea), the SeaDweller has capability far beyond what I'd ever need (I mean, my sink is only like 149 meters deep, so even my Black Bay is safe for washing my hands before dinner), and is much thicker than the Submariner. I appreciated that the SeaDweller had a date and no cyclops while the Sub Date had a cyclops, but of course the 114060 Submariner has no date, which is even better.

If you scrutinize, you can see the differences and make room for both. Or maybe you're a collector and you want both. Or maybe you just like both. I'm trying to keep my collection at a manageable size (I was over 30 two years ago, and that's just too many; trying to stay under 10), so I try not to have too much overlap. For example, I have two divers now (Submariner and blue BB ETA), and while I love them both, they're really similar in my eyes. I don't think I could add a third diver to my collection unless it were vastly different. But then again, everyone has different preferences for that sort of thing.
That is a very deep sink Raza....
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Old 7 February 2018, 05:43 AM   #2
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That is a very deep sink Raza....


It makes washing my hands with my Speedmaster or B-1 on a very dangerous job!
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Old 6 February 2018, 02:57 PM   #3
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I have both as well. Sometimes The sub is best worn with a dress shirt and also just has a different more classic feel . The sea dweller obviously is larger and more pronounced . Each one speaks to me in a different way and I think they are both great watches .
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Old 7 February 2018, 05:55 AM   #4
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For me the sub is a very wearable watch almost put it on a forget and sits on my wrist knuckle without sliding down because the weight is just right . The sd43 I like to wear with a short sleeve shirt and it’s size is just right compared to my dssd that I find just to big and bulky and everyone notices it so much when I’m wearing it .
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Old 7 February 2018, 05:57 AM   #5
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