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29 January 2009, 06:00 AM | #1 |
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Rolex Daytona Everose/WG Vs Girard-Perregaux ww.tc Shadow
Wich one would you pick.
Is the quality of the GP as good as the Daytona? |
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I suspect the GP will look far better in person than in a Photoshopped image. As far as quality goes, GP is superb. Their cases fit so well to the curvature of the wrist. I happen to think the SS or WG ww.tc is absolutely stunning.
Apples and oranges, these two.
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Well, the second one is kind of cool, but, I don't find it attractive at all compared to the RG Daytona.
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RG daytona all the way
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Hey COUSin
What are you trying to compare here..? One watch has "presence" ...the size of 20 football fields The other, in the USA not even it's own mother knows that it exists. The quality is good but no way near Rolex quality. The values...ah...the values..? There you will suffer....the kiss of death That's what some call the GP values. |
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Is it so bad to buy a Girard-Perregaux?
The price is almost the same, the gp 17.600 and the daytona 22.000 but can have one for 17500 euro |
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I would go with the Everose Daytona.
The only reason being, is for me the dial on the GP is just to busy. Learnmore, just seen your stunning photos of your Daytona. Congratulations on the dial combination. I also like the one that has the Arabic numerals on it.
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i like gp, but not that one. i like rolex, but not that one. so neither.
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I think there is no comparison between the two! Daytona is much better all the way.
GP is so ugly....
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yeah it's a bit more busy than the Daytona
But you have a flyback function on the GP, is this a pluspoint, because I've never seen a chronograph with a flyback thing... |
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THE DAYTONA, I thind the Rose Gold Daytona is long overdue...and I want one.
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No brainer...Daytona ofcourse...in the long run..it has a heavier value than the GP...
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Rolex Daytona all the way, what about the WG version?
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29 January 2009, 08:11 AM | #20 |
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some find the Everose somewhat feminine, that's why I left open a spot for a WG version instead of the RG...
But honestly I really like the RG one, it has a lot more style than the GP but less complications (date, gmt, am-pm, scratchproof case) and looks very sporty and young. |
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Good greif that GP has a busy dial....are there hands on that?
Nothing against GP, but that dial has too much going on for me...I feel the same way about many Breitlings too. Between those two, the Daytona wins. ~Scott
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I love mine and where it a lot, the everose colour is really special, nothing like it around!!
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Assuming both are the same price, with the Daytona you get a full-gold watch versus what appears to be a PVD-coated S/S watch on a rubber strap. Of course the GP's movement offers more functions but a) would you use any of them and b) it's a lot more expensive to service. My conclusion is that there's really no question that the Daytona is the better choice.
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That watch is really stunning with the black dial!!
the GP is expected due September 2009, it just came out in Geneve, so for that watch I have to be very patient (even to see it in person) while I can buy the Daytona today if I want to... |
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30 January 2009, 08:21 PM | #26 |
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I've tried on another ww.tc and honnestly this watch isn't as pretty as on pictures, so not going to buy a GP, but then again my AD showed me some pictures of the new JLC Navy Seal master compressors, and whoaw the Chronograph and Alarm are real beauties... and with a price of 10k not so expensive too....
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Well you even should be able to get 20% off your RG Daytona from some AD's.
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