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Andrea~'s acquisition of a classic Rolex Submariner sparks a compelling discussion on the allure of iconic timepieces versus the pursuit of unique horological creations. This article delves into the enduring appeal of the Submariner, exploring why a watch often perceived as a 'boring choice' by some collectors remains a highly coveted and deeply appreciated piece for many, even after a two-year wait.
This i do must understand while i think a watch must be complex to be loved by me. So i wear complex ultra modern mechanical things, while the simple watches ignored by me. The bespoke mode period is going on, so i customize as much i can. A sober time only brings me back to earth. When? See another watch which i have which wear by somebody else is shocking. A piece unique would fit me well i think, while i am far away from simplicity. A sober Submariner is pole shifting, at least a rare YM coul
I'm torn, because while I do love uniqueness, when buying I feel drawn to the classics because of their timelessness. I'm also a fan of good industrial production, I don't care about hand finishing as much.
I did go for the option machine stitched. Material, Napa with Italian vegan leather lining. In January around the eight it would be at home. Fit for 20mm lugs.
I hope you get a lot of enjoyment out of it! All the best, Jon
In my opinion itβs not boring its a great watch and will always be a classic. I am sure you will love it for many years π. Enjoy. D
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