The second one is gorgeous,compliments.
Breitling never provided any specific details and I didnât want to test it just to see what happened, as possibly could affect the main spring and then you need to get de-magnetised.
To be honest, Breitling werenât very helpful and not liking the way they were going with their designs helped to sway the decision. Plus did I actually need eight watches, albeit, worn on a rotating basis.
DGâŚ
Thatâs good to know. Maybe you look hard and scary!! Iâm not sure about a Sub flying under the radar as it must be the most recognisable Rolex out there.
Thanks for the info. I assume it is only if you have the phone close to your left wrist?
Only asking because I want a Pitlotâs watch and really like the look of this
(Image from the official site)
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Itâs also the most copied watch in the history of watches and the oyster bracelet is as common as muck too. I think any Rolex with a jubilee or an oyster with polished centre links or PCL would attract more attention.
Yes, wear the watch on my left wrist as Iâm right handed and have my phone on my left in a belt holster. Use my left ear for the phone as have more hearing loss in my right ear.
This was my favourite Breitling that I had.
DGâŚ
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Have you thought of one of these? It has an antimagnetic iron core and is smaller and less blingy too. 120 hours power reserve too.
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Yes 
that is the other one on my list!
Excellent. Iâm not a fan of Breitling so it was one I never considered, probably because many of their watches are hyper complex bling fests. IWC are more understated. A nice thing about the Mark is the easy exchange straps. You can swap from bracelet to strap in about 20 seconds, which is really useful. I have the brown leather strap and also a brown IWC rubber strap. Itâs like having three watches in one.
Same with my Christopher Wards, re the straps. Really useful. I have always loved Breitling because of their Air force connections but I too find most of them a bit OTT.
Well, if you hadnât wasted all that money on hi-fi Iâm sure you could have had one by nowâŚ
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I think I stopped liking them after their last owner change and they started moving away from the old style with âWings".
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I hardly ever take off my Rolex Milgauss, but I donât spend my life worrying about whether I might be mugged.
It would be bloody inconvenient, though, as the watch I have has been discontinued, also Iâd be scrabbling around second hand shops looking for a nice one.
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Thatâs why I buy the 1990s collection only
My eyes! 
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Just because you can do something, doesnât mean that you should.
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I much prefer simpler, more elegant, dress watches (they never used to be called that, they were just âwatchesâ) As a long-time SCUBA diver I never wanted a Rolex - proper dive watch or dive computer for me. IWC and Longines are two of my favourites, though some Omegas are good, and Cyma - well, lots really.