So, if I'm lucky...
So, if I'm lucky (fingers crossed), I'll be buying two Seamaster Planet Ocean 600 Chronograph's this week. I've really fallen for them. I love the big, oversized feel on my wrist.
While it seems most here are counting (downsizing) mm's in width and grams of weight, not me. I love how a big watch parks itself on your wrist.
I already have one. An older version. I love it. I find myself reaching for it all of the time.
Why two? Colors & metal. I've already found the ones I want. Now, just working out the right deal.
Keep you all posted (wish me luck, 🤑).
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I love the White dial with a blue bezel. Make sure you post for us to see.
Good luck, look forward to seeing your wrist shots 😁👍🏻
Follow up: Well, roughly 4 days have gone by. It was easy to accomplish the first acquisition. Seemingly, the second will be more involved.
Important side note: During this process I did learn a one thing for sure. Don't bother trying to trade-in any watch. You will basically be insulted. I told the folks I was working with that I was 'consolidating' my watch collection. They asked what I had. I told & showed them. It went downhill from there. One example: A watch that currently retails at $12,800.00 (I didn't pay that), they offered me $6,000.00. I balked heavily; they bumped it to $6,300.00. Big whoop. The watch is less than 1 year old. Suffice to say if I sell any watches, I'll be doing it myself.
Back to positive things, I love the Planet Ocean 600M I did get. Yup, it's big. To a very large degree that's why I like them so much. They park themself on your wrist, and basically dare you to move them. 💪!
So, here are my two for now. The new(er) one has the charcoal-colored bezel. I call it 'pastel black.' The third? My grail? Same damn thing, but with the red gold case. That hunt continues...