Im into the cyclops thingy too..kind of like a rolex identity..
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Both SE (whom I bought from) and I was standing in front of the display and negotiating the discount for the Sub D and ND. I was aiming at the ND. Clean look n no need to bother with adjusting the date. A gentleman walk in and tried both watches and the explorer2 (black). Within 10 minutes, he bought the only Sub D.
Left the ND for me to try on which I am aiming for. However, when I try it on, it gives me the impression that it looks plain. Well, the SE managed to get another Sub D from another branch for me to try on and compare. In the end, bought the Sub D.
So, 2 Sub D within an hour. The cyclop do make a different.
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I found it strange that in pictures, I love the clean and clear looks of ND SUB. even its wrist shot looks sexy and handsome at the some time. You are able to tell time at a glance without the distraction caused by the reflection from the cyclop.
But when I visited a seller and tried the ND. it looks so simple and normal. To a certain extend it looks smaller compared to D SUB.
In real live, the D SUB looks mightlier, tougher and more muscular than ND. In pictures, the ND looks lovely but not in real life. In real life, I feels the ND SUB is too feminine. Thus my indesicion.
Just sharing my opinions, feel free to express disagreements...
(ps. I would have gone with the ND SUB if not for its feminine appearence. I have two other Rolexes both with Cyclops, and there are times when I wish the cyclops are not there.)
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Originally posted by RolexSunday View PostI found it strange that in pictures, I love the clean and clear looks of ND SUB. even its wrist shot looks sexy and handsome at the some time. You are able to tell time at a glance without the distraction caused by the reflection from the cyclop.
But when I visited a seller and tried the ND. it looks so simple and normal. To a certain extend it looks smaller compared to D SUB.
In real live, the D SUB looks mightlier, tougher and more muscular than ND. In pictures, the ND looks lovely but not in real life. In real life, I feels the ND SUB is too feminine. Thus my indesicion.
Just sharing my opinions, feel free to express disagreements...
(ps. I would have gone with the ND SUB if not for its feminine appearence. I have two other Rolexes both with Cyclops, and there are times when I wish the cyclops are not there.)
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Originally posted by lufu View PostSub ND. That's how Sub was born.
The cyclops date thing has since became a hallmark in Rolex watches, for the Sub, Datejust, GMT, Yachtmaster and Explorer II models alike. The 2.5x lens magnification is one of the most recognizable feature of Rolex watches.
But off late, I do notice that more and more people are now going for the non-date versions?
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