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Hi there guys,

I was wondering if some professionals could give me some feedback on a watch to purchase. I decided to reward myself with a breitling after recently finishing my professional designation, and would like to know what a good watch for a dentist would be? Any feedback would be much appreciated.

Thanks guys!

There is a joke here somewhere, i'm just having trouble thinking of it.....

anything with a big gold crown.

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SHARKMAN

first off ! congratulations !
as im not a dentist my suggestion probably isnt what your interested in hearing,so that be said! my dentist who is in his mid 40"s has an older navitimer with a black strap. next appointment i will talk breitlings with him!
good luck on your decision and again congrats!

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breitling polished blackbird
omega seamaster
tag heuer f1 indy 500
tag heuer original f1

Congrats. I'm assuming a dentist washes his hands more than a rheumatologist, so go with a bracelet or rubber strap. A super ocean or super avenger will be very nice.

He's an anti-dentite!

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-RJ

Ewwwwwww! Rheumatologists don't wash their hands?!?! No more shaking hands when you meet your doctor!

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Montbrillant, Legende, Edition, 1461 Jours, Cosmonaute DB, Chrono-Matic 49
Navi, Old Navi, World, Navi Airborne
Blackbird, B-2, Cockpit, Shadow Flyback

I am not an intidentite! Next thing you know, they are going to have thier own schools

My dentist has a 16613 TT Rolex and a SS Bentley Motors T.... Mid 40's, really cool guy.
In case you are interested in what car he drives.... 7 series BMW....

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Breitling Chronomat 39mm (bullet+UTC), Starliner SS/MOP (wife)

back with ROLEX

Now that's funny!

I'd be wary of a dentist with a bit too much bling... Maybe a Cockpit? Watch for all occasions.

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“The only reason for time is so that everything doesn't happen at once.” - Albert Einstein

How are any of the Navitimers?

my cousin is a dentist and he wears a SO steelfish and an Omega Seamaster

You should buy the watch from this thread;

viewtopic.php?f=1&t=17288

You have to buy the watch that you like the most. The Navitimers are great watches, just be aware that water resistance isn't great so don't plan on swimming or showering, but other than that there are no problems.

I don't know much about dentistry but I imagine that there isn't a need for any specific feature so personal choice rules.

Hope that helps.

What, no LE-DDS? And what about an LE-MD, LE-DO, LE-DC, LE-JD, LE-Phd, LE-MBA? I thought Beitlings were supposed to be "Watches for Professionals?" We need an entirely new range. Perhaps "Occupationals."

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SHARKMAN