Think I've just completed my collection - Sea Dweller
Discussion
A year of obsessing before getting my first Rolex today, a Sea Dweller 4000. Such a perfect timepiece to me simply stunning. Overjoyed with it and look forward to wearing it.
Few pics
Whilst I have some day to say stuff, Steinhart ocean black, Tag F1. I think the SD4000 nicely compliments nicely next to my Speedmaster 50th anniversary.
That's me and watches for a while but think the SD4000 is such a perfect bit of kit
Few pics
Whilst I have some day to say stuff, Steinhart ocean black, Tag F1. I think the SD4000 nicely compliments nicely next to my Speedmaster 50th anniversary.
That's me and watches for a while but think the SD4000 is such a perfect bit of kit
Edited by ryandoc on Saturday 15th October 22:25
Most definitely worn be getting moved on, spent a year looking at them and tried on twice before, can't understand how someone could spend that much on something asthetic and then decide they don't like it, not like buying a car that you suddenly hate driving.
No more watch browsing for me, that's my watch funds used up for the foreseeable and I've promised someone an eternity ring !
No more watch browsing for me, that's my watch funds used up for the foreseeable and I've promised someone an eternity ring !
ryandoc said:
spent a year looking at them and tried on twice before, can't understand how someone could spend that much on something asthetic and then decide they don't like it,
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Buying a Rolex in an AD and trying it on is always a nice feeling, bashing the new watch on every thing and living with it is a whole new ball game,!
I hope you love it in 6 months :-)
It's a thick old bus with a very proud glass edge which takes time to realise months later.
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http://i757.photobucket.com/albums/xx218/Boy_joli/...
Edited by Porsche911R on Sunday 16th October 17:17
^^^
I think they are slightly confused. The SD400 is actually quite a small watch by today's DSD standards. Even compared to the current Sub, it's a pretty slim line item.
I've really enjoyed mine and does everything that I've asked of it, but will probably sell soon as I've got a couple of home improvements to do over the winter.
I think they are slightly confused. The SD400 is actually quite a small watch by today's DSD standards. Even compared to the current Sub, it's a pretty slim line item.
I've really enjoyed mine and does everything that I've asked of it, but will probably sell soon as I've got a couple of home improvements to do over the winter.
Porsche911R said:
ryandoc said:
spent a year looking at them and tried on twice before, can't understand how someone could spend that much on something asthetic and then decide they don't like it,
!
Buying a Rolex in an AD and trying it on is always a nice feeling, bashing the new watch on every thing and living with it is a whole new ball game,!
I hope you love it in 6 months :-)
It's a thick old bus with a very proud glass edge which takes time to realise months later.
[pic]
http://i757.photobucket.com/albums/xx218/Boy_joli/...
Edited by Porsche911R on Sunday 16th October 17:17
Stunning purchase and if i was going to upgrade from my 2001 Seadweller that would be the watch i would go for.
The deepsea is a monster of watch but the Original version is a perfect size and IMO the submariner is too thin.
I am loving that leather strap on the seadweller, i think i am going to order the Rubber strap.
The deepsea is a monster of watch but the Original version is a perfect size and IMO the submariner is too thin.
I am loving that leather strap on the seadweller, i think i am going to order the Rubber strap.
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