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Dive watches were around long before dive computers.
I know which one I'd stake my life on
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before Dive computers you had (and they are still used) slates with all their deco information on there.
Dive watches were around long before dive computers.
I know which one I'd stake my life on
before Dive computers you had (and they are still used) slates with all their deco information on there.
Beautiful Pelagosalthough I'm also going to bet you end up with a Daytona at some point, which is completely justifiable as it will be a perfect complement to the Tudor, giving you both a diver and a chronograph
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we must catch up and I must check out your piece.
I know, I dive too. Point being, these watches are dive watches in the most traditional sense. I've taken (nearly) all my dive watches diving (just for the sake of it), along with my dive computer.
You could have used the word "watch"![]()
Ah. Sorry to patronise, not many divers on here![]()
It's been many years since I had a Chrono
No, it's too soon, I will wait![]()
It basically mean you have Rolex's little brother (or first cousin), so what I said earlier about just get a Rolex and be done with it? You are more than half way there !
And I can't believe you haven't come across that article. When I googled your watch, it was the first link in the result…didn't you research the brand before buying it? If you didn't how come you said it is "unique" ?
I don't see it as "neat" though. Since up until the 90's it is a Rolex with ETA movement, they also pulled out of the US market completely since 2000. Probably because they are not selling that well. It was marketed, and still am, the working class of Rolex. Rich guy plays golfs with Rolex, miners wears Tudor in the ads etc. It is a way to get more of the market segment from the same company. The company that make my PRS guitar does the same.
They have their normal "core" line, £3k for a guitar.
They also have the S2 line, about £1k, cheaper, at a lower price point, but uses hardware that is made elsewhere. A bit like the Tudor uses ETA movement.
Good as is the S2 line for the price, people really do want a "real" PRS at £3k.
Every brand does that, some do it with different models of products, Rolex just decide to create a brand, it is just marketing.
So, just get one mrk![]()
I really don't understand the Sub fascination with some of you: p
I've never liked them, sure I appreciate them but I'd never buy one, that's never going to change.
Is that really so hard for that to sink in.
I really don't understand the Sub fascination with some of you: p
I've never liked them, sure I appreciate them but I'd never buy one, that's never going to change.
Is that really so hard for that to sink in.
Random - nice Rolex/is that a Rolex?
mrk - No, its a Tudor Pelagos
Random - A what?
ive got a pelagos and id still buy a sub lol
... but id buy a GMT2c 1st.... then maybe a SD4000 instead.... then a sub, or maybe a DJ2 white gold.
The fact is that the pelagos is titanium and has a great bracelet. i think the sub is different enough to own both. its at least as different to a sub as a.nother diver from any brand. The real question is whether youd wear the pelagos if you had a sub, and on that im not so sure.
Sold my 42 and got a 45
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Nice - I'd quite like the oranged numbered version
[quote="smokedog, post: 27094959"]But man, I do love the Sea Dweller.[/QUOTE]
Lovin the DSSD :)