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[miamiclay]

Originally Posted by Low-Key

I have worn a 118238 and a 118206 (African Mahogany and GLAWAP dials, respectively) for years, now

OK, I’ll bite - What’s a “GLAWAP” dial?

(One would not dispute, e.g., that “Gentlemen Love A WAP,” although that truism doesn’t seem to specify any particular watch dial. However, I’m presuming that your acronym has a wholly different, horological referent!)

Otherwise, I tend to agree with Low-Key - A YG DD will be more noticeable than almost any white metal one. The WG and platinum models are more IYKYK … but sadly, thieves are often among those who do know.

[Low-Key]

Originally Posted by miamiclay

OK, I’ll bite - What’s a “GLAWAP” dial?

(One would not dispute, e.g., that “Gentlemen Love A WAP,” although that truism doesn’t seem to specify any particular watch dial. However, I’m presuming that your acronym has a wholly different, horological referent!)

Otherwise, I tend to agree with Low-Key - A YG DD will be more noticeable than almost any white metal one. The WG and platinum models are more IYKYK … but sadly, thieves are often among those who do know.

Wow, hadn’t considered the prospect of that acronym. Haha. I should’ve checked back here earlier. No, it stands for GLAcier WAves Platinum; apologies in advance for my poor photo-taking skills:


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