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Jibba
PostPosted: Fri Feb 04, 2011 6:41 am 
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I picture is worth a 1000 words, right? I'll stick to all Breitings for this exercise.

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Otto wrote:
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Didn't you HAVE a Deep Sea??

:lol: Nope, had a GMTIIC and SD (still got 'em both).

Wasn't entirely serious with that last comment, but I had in mind the Watch Snob's comments on the DS ("It is oversize, overspec’d and overpriced. To us purists, it’s an abomination, the tragic offspring of the best line of diving watches in the world. It never should have been made. Do yourself a favour and buy a secondhand Sea Dweller while you still can, as that is the last great Rolex diving watch.")



But I just bought a new Sub, soooo...........

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sharkman wrote:
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Didn't you HAVE a Deep Sea??

:lol: Nope, had a GMTIIC and SD (still got 'em both).

Wasn't entirely serious with that last comment, but I had in mind the Watch Snob's comments on the DS ("It is oversize, overspec’d and overpriced. To us purists, it’s an abomination, the tragic offspring of the best line of diving watches in the world. It never should have been made. Do yourself a favour and buy a secondhand Sea Dweller while you still can, as that is the last great Rolex diving watch.")



But I just bought a new Sub, soooo...........


I think you're good to go with the Sub, but if your having second thoughts I have a slightly used Blackbird that I'll trade you straight up for it :poke:

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I think you're good to go with the Sub, but if your having second thoughts I have a slightly used Blackbird that I'll trade you straight up for it



:uplaugh: Enjoy the Bird though. :lingsrock:

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An excellent choice, shark. I'd have one myself but I struggle to justify it given I already have 2 so similar.
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