Knife and Watch combo. Let's see them!

Rob S. said:
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Another good combo, Very nice!!
 
What a great thread White Mule!! I visit this one more than any other!!
Some beautiful pics!!
Here are a couple of real doozies!! Almost too much fun!!
Joe

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White Mule said:
Love the Sea Dweller. Choice between that and the Sub, which one first?
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That's the Deepsea and not the Sea Dweller.

Between the Deepsea, Sea Dweller, and Sub the choice comes down to size, aesthetics, some functionality, and price.
 
Dddrees said:
That's the Deepsea and not the Sea Dweller.

Between the Deepsea, Sea Dweller, and Sub the choice comes down to size, aesthetics, some functionality, and price.
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For my wrist, I'm more a fan of the Sea Dweller. I enjoy the lack of Cyclops without losing the date. That said, I always tell clients that you can never go wrong with a Sub. It is classic Rolex.
 
davidswdan said:
For my wrist, I'm more a fan of the Sea Dweller. I enjoy the lack of Cyclops without losing the date. That said, I always tell clients that you can never go wrong with a Sub. It is classic Rolex.
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For me the Deepsea is just way too big and way to thick. I owned a Sea Dweller but I could never get comfortable with the hump on the back of the case. For me the Sub is just right.
 
Goldilocks zone would be a 44mm Submariner.
 
Charlie Mike said:
Goldilocks zone would be a 44mm Submariner.
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The good thing is that Rolex has a few sizes to select from. But frankly I'm glad they've chosen for the most part to stick with the 40mm case. Not too long ago they decided to go with a 40mm DD over the 42mm DD2.
 
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