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Not Rolex, which one you like?
Which one you like?
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Can we vote: none?
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It is Rolex I like and that's why I am on this forum, don't bore me with watches. |
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off course!
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Middle.
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I'd choose door number one.
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None for me too. Sorry.
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Number 2 (I've had one) - And James May from BBC TOP GEAR has one I think..
Classic understated IWC although has a very common 7750 moment.. |
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If I have to choose . . . # 2
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Nope, nothing to choose for me.
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116713LN Random-serie ('12) 116234 G-serie ('11) |
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No 2 from your selection but if it was me I would look to either stretch to a pre-owned Daytona or save myself some cash and buy an Omega Speedmaster.
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GMT II: 116710LN Submariner: 116610LN Daytona: 116520 |
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None
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Quote:
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The one in the middle.
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#1
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#2 if I had to choose
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#2 if had to pick but would rather have Omega or Rolex
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#2
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None.
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Of your choices, #2.
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WHY DO PEOPLE REPLY JUST TO REPLY CONTRIBUTE NOTHING???????
The fact that people reply "none" makes me think they their time would have been better spent keeping their mouth shut. They joy of the hunt and peoples taste in watches is so different, if you don't like the choices, don't contribute to the thread. You got replies like "maybe try to stretch and get a used Daytona", what a silly statement. This just goes to show you that most around these parts no nothing about watches, after all, the IWC 5001 has a MSRP of $12,400.00. You could get a new Daytona for that price but I would personally wear a G Shock before I wore a Daytona. The IWC 500107 gets my vote. The blue hands against the white dial is just stunning in person. The movement is flat out beautiful, so is the overall detail of the watch. I recently have been looking at a Baume & Mercier. They make some pretty sharp looking pieces. If I were you, I would go look at them and try them on. I have never had a Baume & Mercier on my wrist, so I cant comment on their quality, but I can say they have some very appealing designs and a nice price point.
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I like the middle one. I always like the blue hands on a dressy watch, gives an extra ommph to the elegance!
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I would select option #3. The dial on the other two make the watch appear too large for me. The daytona like dial on the B&M is more to my liking...
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#2
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3 look nice.
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2 or 1 but not 3 because it looks too "busy."
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#2 I think. Nice looking IWC
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Quote:
![]() What I was thinking is #2 is nice but, as with all IWC watches, I would see it in person and change my mind. I've seen a couple IWC's in mags. or online and liked them but, in person, not so much. That's just me, though.
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So it's not the steam that causes the failure, but it's water that you notice in the watch after a shower that could lead you to believe the steam damaged the seal, but it's just the unfortunate result of an unserviced mechanical beast. |
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#2. outstanding piece. the blue is amazing in person.
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Number 2 as well. That is pic is not even close to what it looks like in person. That white dial just "pops" with a nice dress shirt as well. Good luck!
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