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1 July 2014, 10:24 PM | #1 |
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What would be the perfect number 3 ?
So I currently have 2 of these.
116610LN I made the mistake of selling my first one only to regret and re-purchased it recently. A true classic that can be dressed up or down. Suitable for any situation, you just can't go wrong with a Sub. Heritage Black Bay (red) A really fun watch to own and strap on. I bought this on bracelet for versatility and added a custom vintage strap that looks great on it. For days where you don't need to have a Rolex on, feel like having some fun or on casual Fridays and weekends it is perfection. For me having these 2 covers a lot of bases BUT..... IF (a big IF) I were to stop at 3. Say if the budget is up to 10k what would be the perfect choice? For me the choice is obvious and I just wanted to have some fun and see what the rest of you would do |
1 July 2014, 10:28 PM | #2 |
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Either a GMTII BLNR or an Explorer:)
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I' say Daytona or DJ, something with a slightly smaller profile that can slide right under the cuff.
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I'd say its time for a Daytona or an Explorer.
Just barely over 10k or very well under.
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Daytona or DJII.
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1 July 2014, 10:48 PM | #8 |
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Daytona will be a perfect buy.
Good luck. |
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With a budget of $10K, I would add 2 watches:
Datejust II 116300 Tudor Ranger 79110 2 Rolexes, 2 Tudors = nice collection |
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Exp 2 or datejust2
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You need a splash of white (polar). Exp II preferably older version 16570 in my opinion but I am biased.
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What would be the perfect number 3 ?
Explorer II white dial
Daytona white dial |
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Dj ii
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1 July 2014, 11:17 PM | #15 |
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I think BLNR would be a great choice for you.
Would love to see a photo of the BB on the custom vintage strap. |
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I'd have to agree with either a GMT or EXP II for the versatility.
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Here you go
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116622,blnr
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16710 is the only correct answer.
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All great suggestions... What if I say been there done (in one way or another) that on most of what was mentioned? Found that the Polar ExII and DJII wore too big on my wrist. I wished I could pull off the Exp II
As for the "batman" it's like a roller coaster for me, did not like it when it was unveiled and then it grew on me and now the interest dipped again. I have 3 colleagues that bought one. I'll pass for now. The DJ 36 116234 was the perfect size for my small wrist. Elegant and classy for wearing to work and with suits. I got one in the 'wrong' dial. Prefer the black roman dial. Anyway as said its a close run but I can only buy one more Which leaves...... |
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Lol done the YM too, loved the blue dial but for that price I would rather....
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Easy. JLC. Perfect collection at a reasonable price.
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Sounds like the DJ 36mm or Explorer would be the ticket!!!
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Daytona
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Daytona for sure.
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Vintage DD.
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