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Old 7 July 2015, 01:00 AM   #91
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I'm sorry to raise this topic from the dead but I feel like my question didn't deserve its own thread.

For the lucky folk out there that own both of these models, would you consider the Sub more robust than the GMT? Or would you say that the difference is negligible? When I use the term "robust", I'm talking about how the movement holds up to daily use.

Example: Would they both stand up to desk diving knocks the same?
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Old 7 July 2015, 09:32 AM   #92
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I'm sorry to raise this topic from the dead but I feel like my question didn't deserve its own thread.

For the lucky folk out there that own both of these models, would you consider the Sub more robust than the GMT? Or would you say that the difference is negligible? When I use the term "robust", I'm talking about how the movement holds up to daily use.

Example: Would they both stand up to desk diving knocks the same?
From what I read and personal exeperice with polished center links on other brands of watches... I think the brushed links on the Sub would hide scuffs and swrils.
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Old 7 July 2015, 11:47 PM   #93
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From what I read and personal exeperice with polished center links on other brands of watches... I think the brushed links on the Sub would hide scuffs and swrils.
My 1st choice is the BLNR and I plan on brushing the PCL's.

I was just curious if the GMT was more prone to failure when banged around due to having a more complex movement. I'm not the most graceful human being.
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Old 8 July 2015, 06:04 AM   #94
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My 1st choice is the BLNR and I plan on brushing the PCL's.

I was just curious if the GMT was more prone to failure when banged around due to having a more complex movement. I'm not the most graceful human being.
The GMT function is not going to be any more susceptible to damage from shock during everyday use than the regular Sub. Get the BLNR!!
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Old 9 July 2015, 12:23 AM   #95
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The GMT function is not going to be any more susceptible to damage from shock during everyday use than the regular Sub. Get the BLNR!!
I figured that was the case.

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Old 18 July 2015, 01:48 PM   #96
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Aesthetic-wise--Sub by a slim margin. GMT bezel gets a little busy.

That being said, GMT function is cool and the watch is still very good-looking,
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Old 21 July 2015, 03:05 AM   #97
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I would say Sub, because ROLEX LOGO is BIGGER!!!! Bigger the better!!
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Old 22 July 2015, 06:13 AM   #98
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Hello everyone!!
I'm new around here... watches are my passion! Especially Rolex watches.
these watches have similar dials and hand size. The bezel will be the most notorious difference between these two timepieces. Rolex Submariner only rotates counter-clockwise while the Rolex GMT rotates both directions. Although, I will go with the Rolex Submariner 116610 is better because of the clasp gridlock, has a higher depth rating than the GM, and is well known!
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