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Mister2kris
·Both are great! I’m going to get rid of one though… which would u choose to keep?
Not the typical jubilee combo…
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ErichKeane
·Ditching the yachtmaster is a no-brainer. Even if the other wasn't on Jubilee.
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Speed2Sea
·Ditching the yachtmaster is a no-brainer. Even if the other wasn't on Jubilee.
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NGO1
·I was in this exact spot 2 years ago. Kept the YM on Oysterflex.
5 digits Pepsi is in a tough spot right now. It can’t compete with the desirable vintage 4 digits, and too tired compared to the 6 digits. Translates to, old dudes don’t want it, young dudes don’t like it.
YM stays!
5 digits Pepsi is in a tough spot right now. It can’t compete with the desirable vintage 4 digits, and too tired compared to the 6 digits. Translates to, old dudes don’t want it, young dudes don’t like it.
YM stays!
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Mister2kris
·I was in this exact spot 2 years ago. Kept the YM on Oysterflex.
5 digits Pepsi is in a tough spot right now. It can’t compete with the desirable vintage 4 digits, and too tired compared to the 6 digits. Translates to, old dudes don’t want it, young dudes don’t like it.
YM stays!
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bralofsky
·For me Yacht-Master.
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pitbos
·The 16700/16710/16760 is one of the best, most versatile references Rolex has ever produced. Choosing a YM over it is insanity.
Love the 5513!
Love the 5513!
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McKnife
·YM all the way. I don't understand the fascination with GMT Masters. To each his own!
