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find beauty in the cyclops models as well....however the three watches that i would want most all do not have the cyclops (Explorer 1, Daytona, and Seadweller).
If you have seen the SD, are happy with its size and construction and don't mind the price, then go ahead and buy it as it is a great watch...
Both of the Rolex watches that I have owned were highly accurate (then again the longest I had one was a year) and looked great.
good luck in your decision.
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