Women's Submariner?
Feb 18, 2012 | 11:07 PM
#12
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Well took her shopping today.
Of all the things in the store a pinkish "salmon" air-king is what she wants. No fluted bezel, all stainless, no date, no roman numerals and bigger then the ladies 26mm oysters.
Crazy women, but it hope it should be easy to find. All they had was fluted bezel versions and a few datejust's in that color with the roman numerals.
Of all the things in the store a pinkish "salmon" air-king is what she wants. No fluted bezel, all stainless, no date, no roman numerals and bigger then the ladies 26mm oysters.
Crazy women, but it hope it should be easy to find. All they had was fluted bezel versions and a few datejust's in that color with the roman numerals.
Last edited by Wearymicrobe; Feb 18, 2012 at 11:12 PM.
Feb 20, 2012 | 11:42 AM
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Its definitely a option. She really wants the salmon color and I don't know if they make the explorer in it.
Feb 20, 2012 | 02:45 PM
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He is more then welcome to, I will laugh at him though. My last submariner took a beating, surfing, diving, site demolition, crawling through vents for work, across the country with me more times then I can count. Never stopped ticking always shined up good for when I needed to wear a suit and tie.
I work with my hands for a living and pretty much the only mechanical watch that I liked that could survive me.
I work with my hands for a living and pretty much the only mechanical watch that I liked that could survive me.
Feb 20, 2012 | 02:47 PM
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Mark just likes to be different. Rolex doesn't suck it is the best mainstream sport watch you can buy with the strongest resale, it is what Patek is for the upper end.