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  • Well if you don't get on with it, get rid. Personally I feel that all collections should have a Submariner and a Speedmaster as they're such classics, but no point owning a watch you don't want to wear.

  • I agree wholeheartedly. I love everything about that watch apart from that “small” problem. And I can’t own a watch I won’t wear.

  • Personally I feel that all collections should have a Submariner and a Speedmaster

    😂😂😂

    You only say that because you have a sub and a speedy.

    I'd like a sub (id prefer a sea Dweller) but I don't think one should definitely have any one watch.

    I bet you, even on this biek forum, some of this lot will have a cracking collections, and have neither.

    What logic are you following? Most well known watches in various brands? With this logic, you should also have a Nautilus, royal oak and so on.

  • Completely agree that a Submariner and a Speedmaster are absolute classics, maybe equivalent to a Gios Torino Super Recird and a Saronni 1982 Goodwood Colnago Master.

    But there are others who could easily enter that conversation - a Ti-Raleigh, a Mapei era Colnago, a Motorola Merckx Corsa Extra, a C
    celeste steel Bianchi - so is it the same with watches?

    (With mountain bikes, the comparators are perhaps RC100, Yo Eddy in grello and a Dolomite Attitude)

    So, what apart from a Submariner and a Speedmaster would be added to the “stone cold classics” conversation?

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