In a (rep) Rolex collection...

[ressmeplz]

composed by a subC, a subC no date, a drsd, a gmt2C and a gmt2C prohunter, would you add a deepsea?

Tnx for your opinion

 

[trevsdad]

Yes...without a doubt. The look and feel of a DSSD embodies all things you love about rollies.

composed by a subC, a subC no date, a drsd, a gmt2C and a gmt2C prohunter, would you add a deepsea?

Tnx for your opinion

 

[smokiedabong]

I don't have any Rolex in my collection, I don't know why cause I like them, but if there is one I would get is the DeepSea, best looking rolie IMHO.

 

[Beone21]

Nope would go for classic SD

 

[ressmeplz]

Nope would go for classic SD

I've had a gen 16600, I've sold it some months ago coz I prefer the new Rolex style.

Great watch however!

 

[tt88]

would choose an explorer over deepsea. imo

 

[Alex_P1]

I've only got vintage Rolex models at the moment, but I'm seriously thinking about a DSSD to go with them as a good example of a modern Rolex. IMO it is different to the other tool models, however, it displays all the 'classic' design features of a Rolex.

 

[Mark9117]

I bought the DSSD and find it surprisingly satisfying to wear. My initial impression was that it was big and clunky, but it wears well and looks good. I recommend it.

Your mileage may vary.

 

[investinwaffles]

The DSSD never wowed me on the wrist.
It looks good, but is far from my favorite diving watch.

But if you are a rolex collector, it does have its place in the collection...

 

[trevsdad]

Here...maybe this will help. :thinking:

 

[ressmeplz]

ok, it seems that I have to buy a DS

 

[DenisSpa]

switch your collection up a bit.

Get a vintage 1680, it will be well worth the trouble and will stand out from your collection more than the DSSD.


best of luck

 

[david2cool]

Yes...without a doubt. The look and feel of a DSSD embodies all things you love about rollies.

+1

 

[ressmeplz]

Ok, wtb bp DS in the EU