Awan
·First I would say Ploprof looks oudated and it's design language, details and finish is not modern anymore. I would go for one with the latest tech, materials and movement.
Her are my suggestions:
1. Definitely the one I would go for...and get one of the best ever in-house movement by Omega, Cal 8912 combined with O-Megasteel which is stronger, more scratch resistant and shinier like white gold.
Note that the orange version is the only UD with a unique lumen in the bezel. With this watch you will have something very few owns.
2. This is the purely classic and safe choice
3. Lightweight, cheaper and most comfortable and comes with a great movement Cal 8900 inside titanium grade 5 case. This is the most wearable PO ever with it's latest redigned case and bracelet.
If number 3's 43.5mm is not sufficiently chunky then the chrono titan should be: 45.5mm and 18.9mm thickness (vs 18.1mm in UD). It is still very light with its only 170 gram vs 252 gram for UD with bracelet....and still cheaper than UD.
Her are my suggestions:
1. Definitely the one I would go for...and get one of the best ever in-house movement by Omega, Cal 8912 combined with O-Megasteel which is stronger, more scratch resistant and shinier like white gold.
Note that the orange version is the only UD with a unique lumen in the bezel. With this watch you will have something very few owns.
2. This is the purely classic and safe choice
3. Lightweight, cheaper and most comfortable and comes with a great movement Cal 8900 inside titanium grade 5 case. This is the most wearable PO ever with it's latest redigned case and bracelet.
If number 3's 43.5mm is not sufficiently chunky then the chrono titan should be: 45.5mm and 18.9mm thickness (vs 18.1mm in UD). It is still very light with its only 170 gram vs 252 gram for UD with bracelet....and still cheaper than UD.
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