Both stainless steel and the Ultra have no non-cellular models, but there's no reason you have to sign up for it for the usual $10/month.
no they haven’t. Look it up. They are 749 right now for 45mm series 8. Sure, they drop in price to 600 after a year and 400 after two years, but the same will likely be true for the ultra.
My wrists covered up in court, could have two full sleeve tattoos and wouldn’t matter 👔
And the watch’s orange accents will coordinate well with the orange jumpsuit you get to wear after court!
Same here for that specific model! I really like the titanium buckles on this band 😄
this is what I’m trying to tell people lol.
I suspect you'll be proven right that most sales will go to people who rarely do all the outdoorsy things it's been designed for. For a regular consumer it's the incidental benefits like much improved battery life, and a bigger, brighter screen and 'something new factor' that could pull them in. If you're a stainless watch user, it's circa 50 bucks more to go up to this. For £50 extra I'm certainly tempted by that battery life.
The same way a panerai luminor mariner with a black caoutchouc band dresses up
That’s what I did, bought the just okay band and the band I wanted still delivers with it on launch day so added that to the cart. I do want to snag that orange one but will wait to see it in store before committing the 100
Some people pay attention to details? It’s the philosophy at the heart of “make it as nice on the inside as it is on the outside even though people can’t see it.” Also, I gave one example. Also, if you were wearing a Hublot King, for example, I don’t care what suit you are wearing I’d notice it. A sleeve is easier to hide than a massive watch. But hey, you can feel about it however you want.
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Or stop caring what others think of what you're wearing? If someone is staring at you to see what you have on, they have the problem. It is creepy of them.Some people pay attention to details? It’s the philosophy at the heart of “make it as nice on the inside as it is on the outside even though people can’t see it.” Also, I gave one example. Also, if you were wearing a Hublot King, for example, I don’t care what suit you are wearing I’d notice it. A sleeve is easier to hide than a massive watch. But hey, you can feel about it however you want.
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That is literally an incorrect statement, so you know. Besides, if you want to try to come off as the Worldly Wiseman of fancy boy watches, you should probably have more than one and not wear a dive watch with a suit.
