Yep, I use JM for insurance as well.
Oh man, how I love the Deep Sea Dweller and would love to pick one up as well. I know you mentioned your original budget was 6K for a watch, but assuming you doubled that budget for this. @flat_plane_eddie would you mind PM'ing me a price for this model? -Joe
Been thinking about one of these...but aren't they much bigger that the reg 40mm sub? While my wrist is a tad oversized, I found with, say, a PAM088 I once had, I kept hitting door frames with it (I guess I'm a spaz).
They are much bigger, but my last daily was a 50mm U-Boat, so it almost feels tiny to me. It's all in what you're used to. Regular Subs feel like a toy to me.
There's only one Rolex - a steel Daytona (I miss the ceramic bezel though ) Bought this one new at Paris airport duty free some years ago (it was a lucky move I guess) Image Unavailable, Please Login
Congrats on your great taste and purchase! Budgets are meant to be blown and a purchase should give the feeling of joy and achievement. If we end up spending more than expected, we will only have to work a little more and eat a little less caviar in life. Wear it well and enjoy the feeling. My first Rolex (and only) is also a Deep Sea Dweller and I love it the same today as the day my wife gave it to me. GG
Why isn’t the premium for the insurance linear? A no-deductible $60k watch is $1020, and two $30k watches are $700 for both. Matt