Sea-Dweller 4000 dimensions?
Sea-Dweller 4000 dimensions?
What is the actual height? Can't find it anywhere. Thanks.
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14.7 or 14.8 mm. It's somewhat thick, and some think it wears top heavy as a result, but I find it perfect (and I generally prefer thinner watches).
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It wears great even on small wrists.
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I handled one but didn't try it on. I suspect the bracelet balances it proportionally well despite its tall height.
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114060 on top, 16600 on bottom. Really not much difference between the two (maybe 1mm), although the deeper protruding caseback of the 16600 adds a bit of perceived thickness on the wrist. Also, the ceramic Subs I believe are slightly thicker than the pre-ceramics.
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I've found that direct comparisons can be deceiving despite preconceptions. I can appreciate why Rolex discourages removing bracelets. It's an integral part of the entire design.
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I wore Mark's (drster) SD on its bracelet and it didn't feel top heavy at all. Pretty comfortable.
Here are some bad pics on my 6.75" fairly flat wrist:
Here are some bad pics on my 6.75" fairly flat wrist:
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Oops, for some reason, I thought you were referring to the 16600, not the 116600. I never really understood why people have adopted the SD4000 monicker for the new one.
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Thanks Joe. It looks great on you. My wrist is very similar in size and shape.
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6.5" wrist. Never found the 16600 to be overly thick or uncomfortable. Don't know about the 116600.
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It's perfect - just like all Sea Dwellers in my opinion.
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100%. I'm going on 2 weeks straight with mine. I don't even think about wearing another watch now.dukerules wrote:14.7 or 14.8 mm. It's somewhat thick, and some think it wears top heavy as a result, but I find it perfect (and I generally prefer thinner watches).
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It's not top heavy at all. The weighty clasp and bracelet make it balance really well. It's also a thicker mid-case and marginally thinner case back, compared to the 16600, which increases stability.
Sea-Dweller 4000 dimensions?
It even wore perfectly on my 8" wrist.
I would like one someday.
I would like one someday.
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I love it. I'll have another.
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I'm dreamimg and you guys aren't helping.
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tried one on yesterday at the rolex boutique. really loved it in the metal. the fact that they're offering 12 months interest free financing and five year warranty almost led to me wearing it home. almost. it's certainly on the list now.
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That's interesting on a couple levels.jtbenson wrote:.. they're offering 12 months interest free financing and five year warranty ...
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The SDC is thick and sits high for a 40 watch IMhO. Not a bad thing necessarily but worth noting. Not uncomfortable but not as nice on the wrist as the subC.
It also has a smaller dial opening so feels more compact yet taller thicker. It feels like when I wore the MM300 which was a smaller watch from a diameter perspective but thick and somewhat heavy.
The thinner lugs and more fluid case also makes it seem smaller than the SubC with its Maxi case and larger dial opening when looking at it head on.
the one thing I liked least was the shinny bezel and matte dial.
It also has a smaller dial opening so feels more compact yet taller thicker. It feels like when I wore the MM300 which was a smaller watch from a diameter perspective but thick and somewhat heavy.
The thinner lugs and more fluid case also makes it seem smaller than the SubC with its Maxi case and larger dial opening when looking at it head on.
the one thing I liked least was the shinny bezel and matte dial.
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Great. Adding another one to the want list...
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Everything you mention except the last point (matte dial) is true of the 16600 which you love.Jeep99dad wrote:The SDC is thick and sits high for a 40 watch IMhO. Not a bad thing necessarily but worth noting. Not uncomfortable but not as nice on the wrist as the subC.
It also has a smaller dial opening so feels more compact yet taller thicker. It feels like when I wore the MM300 which was a smaller watch from a diameter perspective but thick and somewhat heavy.
The thinner lugs and more fluid case also makes it seem smaller than the SubC with its Maxi case and larger dial opening when looking at it head on.
the one thing I liked least was the shinny bezel and matte dial.
16600 just has a shiny bezel and shiny dial.
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Still dreaming of a subC 42mm No Date with normal lugs.
I'll even take the retarded 21mm lug width
I'll even take the retarded 21mm lug width
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Frankly I was disappointed when the SD400 came out at 40mm. 41, 41.5 or 42mm would take the height effortlessly.
I'm getting fixated on a ratio. Anybody here smarter than me willing to speculate?
I'm getting fixated on a ratio. Anybody here smarter than me willing to speculate?
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