stanleebobyolo
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- 2/10/19
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I tried the gen and its surprisingly comfy to wear. The reason is the lug to lug. It wears just like the SD43 and Pelagos. Just slightly thicker than a Tudor GMT.
I pulled the trigger after trying on the gen because I was so impressed with it. Might consider a pre owned gen if I really like the rep.
I was basically in a similar spot. I was shopping for the Rolex GMT, and was trying to see if anything tickled my fancy equally. My real backup plan was the Tudor gmt, but those were equally as hard to find. So I wandered into a shop and spotted the gen of this and had to try it on. It looked great, felt good, but again, felt like the seadweller. I had tried on the seadweller vs the sub and got myself a sub, so while I was holding out for the other two I figured I could wait before I pulled the trigger on effectively what's a SD43 gmt. I even asked the shop guy if those were rare, and he said no they can be ordered any time. So I leave.
now I get home, and I'm kinda curious, is it worth giving up on the Rolex GMT and just getting a watch I can get now? So I look and low and behold, this thing costs the same as a Rolex. Wow, interesting. So then I take a look at them used. And holy shit, both chrono24 and eBay have them selling for 5k. And suddenly, I didn't want a gen. Taking a 50% value hit on a luxury watch right off the bat is crazy. I mean yeah, I can compare it to the Tudor, but then I found a Tudor at an AD and that solved the problem. Unless you crave a SD43 gmt, the gen of this is not a very good value, new or used. So the rep was an easy choice. Pretty watch, but I'd only really spend Tudor money on it for a gen