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Love the fit on you. Well done!
My latest purchase is a Seamaster 300m 42mm green on green rubber. I love it!
Why? Well I own 5 modern Rolex and rotate often. I haven't found the right daily wear watch. It's not my BB 58. It's not the BB GMT.
I like all things green. The new Seamaster is my first Omega and wow! I had no idea it was so wearable on rubber and legible. The lume beats the sub IMO.
Why did I buy? So I could have a watch to wear. 😁
I made another attempt last night to watch the hour long show. I couldn't do it. It just can't keep my attention.
I think it is because the heavily British perspective. So many references that don't mean much to me. I'm sure they will find a fan base.
If it is a good replica and you own the original, it could be fun to wear as a stunt double watch.
Question: if you wear a replica in the big city and get robbed of it, do you win? Or is it better to avoid the situation all together?
The only reason I would consider a replica was to protect the real thing. But the scenarios are VERY limited. Which is why I don't own one.
I have been contemplating an exit watch. My latest Seamaster may be it for me. So much money and time invested in watches that are not safe to wear "anywhere".
No need to stop being an enthusiast though. Just stop the hunt. It's like getting married but still watching mud wrestling. Totally acceptable, from an enthusiasts point of view.
I'm here from Reddit and so I will refrain from sh!t posting.
You asked, "could you?". The answer is obviously yes. As long as you don't want the watch you bought. If you have no regard for the value of the watch or the historical reference of the design, yes.
I doubt you could talk an authorized watchmaker into to doing it.
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