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I tried a blue and black on at the casino watch shop when I was at Aria last week in Vegas.
Badass watch, however it's thicker than I thought it would be at 14.3mm a non issue for most - but it snagged on my shirt cuffs.
That said, it's a stunning watch and the clasp system is really tits. I liked the black vs the blue as the blue was really really blue (vivid). Some could say it's the ultimate tool watch. The guy at the store had one on an orange / blue nato and it was legit.
Are you wanting to stay in the Tudor / Rolex house or open to Omega offerings?
If so I researched the hell out of titanium offerings and ended up with the Omega 2231.50 as it has the 11mm thickness and the caliber 1120 movement - which anyone can service vs the new co axial movements.
ETA: davidsw is gtg
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I just bought an Omega Speedmaster pro, sapphire sandwich a week ago. I read a thread here about higher end watches and some suggested the Pelagos with in house mvt. That peaked my interest......so here I am
DavidSw was not willing to budge on his price for the blue Pelagos he has listed at $3375, its used and only has till Sep 17 on the warranty.
I found an authorized dealer down in Dallas that was willing to work with me and went from $4400 to $3795 for a factory warranty on a brand new watch, not grey market. So im definitely leaning this way for brand new and from an authorized dealer vs grey market online sales. Basically he's selling me the watch at just a hair over the online guys...Jomas etc.
Im driving down the 140 miles on friday. I may opt for the black if the blue is too blue. But i have alot of black watches already and nothing in blue.