Rolex Submariner TT

[michaelc4051]

I'm looking to buy a Rolex Submariner TT from EuroTimez I see the 18k and the 14k does any one have any experience with both? Any input on witch looks the best (more real)? Thanks guys!

Edited March 21, 2009 by michaelc4051

[Edwin25]

I'm looking to buy a Rolex Submariner TT from EuroTimez I see the 18k and the 14k does any one have any experience with both? Any input on witch looks the best (more real)? Thanks guys!

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[MEYER]

i not post too much on this forum, but i have one, it s a really good choice, this is the old one TT. you will not regret it, the gold bezel make it really nice

[Noel Fleischer]

Usually, the 18kt. models are thinly plated and cheaper. the 14kt. are 'wrapped'

with a thicker gold content. these are reps so i wouldn't expect to get real 18kt. gold.

i would go with the 14kt. it will last longer-IMO.

[elepaolo]

Usually, the 18kt. models are thinly plated and cheaper. the 14kt. are 'wrapped'

with a thicker gold content. these are reps so i wouldn't expect to get real 18kt. gold.

i would go with the 14kt. it will last longer-IMO.

Absolutely agree with you, Noel. I have a TT Daytona and a TT GMT, both 14k, and after two years they're still perfect. Then I have a DJ 18kt, and after six months the bracelet alreay had begun to show signs of wear, and there's nothing you can do to repaint it (at least, this is what my watchsmith told me)

[By-Tor]

Nothing wrong with the Noobfactory ETA / wrapped version, either. bklm1234 and Eurotimez can get this.