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1 February 2014, 10:29 PM | #1 |
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While i do not own one, the Sub C date seems to be the central point of a Rolex collection - and, as oftentimes stated here, the classic sport model Rolex.
I am a fan of the GMTs; not just because I am a pilot and passionate about aviation, not just because I use the GMT complication, but also because the GMT2C works very well at dress or play. It's a little blingy with it's PCLs, but still a rugged, multi-purpose Rolex sport watch. In fact, my GMT2C is the reason i do not own a SubC (though i have a DSSD.) I really get get onto the BLNR things - but that's just me.n I like tow-tones and many here do not; to each their own. I do most respectfully inquire as to why you would not consider a sport model and something along the lines of an Explorer I or perhaps a DateJust. Of course, that said, we get back to the GMT2C which, as stated above and by many, does the sport, casual, dress routines very well. Sorry I was not of much help - happy hunting!
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1 February 2014, 11:07 PM | #2 | |
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Join Date: Nov 2011
Real Name: Will Zdorf
Location: So. Cal.
Watch: SDC4000, Sub LVC
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I currently have both the Hulk and the black SubC and love that rotation! Have had the Hulk for nearly 2 years now, and simply love it! May add the BLNR to the mix at some point, but may wait a few years in case they drop a bombshell on us by bringing back the Pepsi in ceramic! |
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