Anyone else who just can't fall in love with the six-digit subs?
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I was just telling Pat the other day it would be wonderful to see you here! Is that my old sharky on the winder on the right?
It is indeed and spoke to pat the other week and a great guy to talk with
I don't know why but as much as I loved the franken TC v7x I had, I just hated the bracelet and clasp. So I'm turning my v6s into a superfranken thanks to occb2 for what to do with my SH3135 I acquired and parts from Sub007 and another dude from RWI. Just prefer the feel of the 6 digit sub including the bracelet. I did contemplate sticking the v6s on the TC but it didn't look right. I may change my mind one day but I defo feel the head of the 5 digit is nicer than the 6 digit but at the end of the day I prefer the feel of a watch above looks.
I'm a big 5 digit fan as you all know but who can resit this V6s built for me by Misiekped
I like that blueberry with no Cyclops
Looks awesome
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The 4-5 digit Sub Family, Explorer II, GMT, they have a personality, or even more....perhaps a soul.
Rolex and many other Luxury Brands wishing to stay ahead of competition simply embraced the then trend of larger watches.
Many have become just to large for the mans normal wrist size and are over powering
The subtleties of an Omega Seamaster 300 Pro or a 16800 On The wrist of a Well Dressed Man convey a richness of sophistication that can’t be ignored a certain Savoir Faire.
For the sake of this silly and pretentious trend......why not just duct tape an Alarm Clock on your wrist and prance around.
Rolex and many other Luxury Brands wishing to stay ahead of competition simply embraced the then trend of larger watches.
Many have become just to large for the mans normal wrist size and are over powering
The subtleties of an Omega Seamaster 300 Pro or a 16800 On The wrist of a Well Dressed Man convey a richness of sophistication that can’t be ignored a certain Savoir Faire.
For the sake of this silly and pretentious trend......why not just duct tape an Alarm Clock on your wrist and prance around.
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Very nice comparison! Both incredible guns but 1911 is in a league of its own!!!
