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Re: SMP vs Sea Dweller
In Response To: Re: SMP vs Sea Dweller ()

: Both are extremely nice watches. IMO the best!
: The SMP is an absolutely stunning watch,
: modern yet classy, very well built and the
: craftsmanship shows. By handling the 2 you
: would think the SMP is more expensive -
: bigger and heavier. The SD is also well
: built but with the exception of the movement
: nothing hardly has changed. The bracelet's
: design is old and not worthy of a watch with
: a $3750+ price tag. I guess this is one
: reason why the re-sale value remains high
: because little is changed throughout the
: years.
: This is only the second day I have owned my SMP
: and I can't stop staring at it. For half the
: price of my SD and if I had to pick only one
: watch to keep and not to sell, it would be
: the SMP. Just my opinion...

Hehe...I can't stop looking at my wrist, either. But I think you're right, Rolex is overpriced.

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