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·Honestly I prefer the original.
I just do not love the date on it.
For a long time I could not warm up to the Rolex Daytona as it didn't have a date.
After buying other chronographs of various styles and brands I realized that in general I actually prefer no date on Chrono.
The dials seem to already be busy enough that adding a date usually is just too much for me.
There are a few Chrono's I own which are the exception though. My IW371903 is a perfect example, its a DD Chrono with an inner rotating dive bezel but somehow it isn't too busy for me and its one I will never sell as its my BBQ/Cooking watch due to being able to time multiple things at once
I just do not love the date on it.
For a long time I could not warm up to the Rolex Daytona as it didn't have a date.
After buying other chronographs of various styles and brands I realized that in general I actually prefer no date on Chrono.
The dials seem to already be busy enough that adding a date usually is just too much for me.
There are a few Chrono's I own which are the exception though. My IW371903 is a perfect example, its a DD Chrono with an inner rotating dive bezel but somehow it isn't too busy for me and its one I will never sell as its my BBQ/Cooking watch due to being able to time multiple things at once
