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a gold stainless steel two tone watch??
In Response To: keen to see a gold stainless steel two tone watch *NM* ()

Inisde my own head (which is a pretty strange place) I find the idea of a Titanium-Gold watch attractive (and I owned a 2296.80 for all of three weeks... (:<) ), and the idea of an SS-Gold watch unattractive. For one thing, SS-Gold two-tones are something that Rolex does, so it's going up aginst a competitor's strength, and in addition is seems like a priced based compromise between a low cost SS watch and a big buck solid gold watch. Ti-Gold, on the other hand, is just flat out exotic, and the gunmetal gray and the gold go very well together. Just my 2 cents, and considering some of my other tastes I'm pretty sure my opinion isn't worth more than that.

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