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I had a long conversation with @coppiThat about this today.
Yeah that was a lovely conversation. I think the sub can be as gaudy or as beautiful as you make it. If you're wearing it oversized like a chunky gold bracelet that at the slightest movement drops to the joint between your arm and your hand (shouting look at me) then yeah a sheepskin and car front might complete the look.
(Accept this is an all gold datejust on a president bracelet) tell me what's wrong with or undignified about how it's being worn in the below picture. We all have reference points I think. When you hear that piece of music do you hear the William Tell overture or do you see in your minds eye a cowboy on a white horse.
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I have to agree, I think the Tudor looks best.
I had a long conversation with @coppiThat about this today. You have to go with what you like most although the depreciation of the Tudor and the Omega does rattle me a bit.
The Speedy Mk2 would cost me about £8k but you can buy a 6 month old one for about £5,5k. That's not cool. The Tudor hasn't been sold long enough to know how it will perform price wise. At least when buying a sub you know its not going to ship a few grand in the first year.
The sub is unarguably the most complete watch but the Tudor really appeals to me. I also have a soft spot for a speedy Mk2 but I think I prefer it in steel.