Ah thanks bro, yes I am looking at a 'cyclops-free'. Either a Sub or SD4k. I do not buy watches often so was thinking just go for the ONE
well, you won't go wrong with a s/steel watch from rolex sports series, be it an older/latest explorer, explorer II, submariner, submariner date or sea-dweller.
they suffer the least depreciation among luxury watches and if you're able to buy pre-owned at a good price, you can easily breakeven or even make some money on the side when you sell it later (or 30 yrs later when your brand new rolex becomes vintage).
but please remember to keep all the inner/outer boxes, cards, card sleeve, hangtags, manuals, booklets and every scrap of paper or whatever that came with your AD purchase. and i mean ALL. cos these are what would make your rolex 30 yrs down the road more valuable than just the watch only.
do your homework/research if you plan to buy pre-own.
if you're paranoid about authenticity, buy at an authorized rolex dealer. sure it costs more, but you're sure you're getting a genuine rolex- and you get premiums like the golf umbrella, etc (remember to ask, hor. no ask, no get.

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since the sd4k will be defunct with the introduction of the new 43mm red SD, a case could be made to go for the sd4k (if your wrist can take it) as it will surely grow in value over the years.
anyway, that's my observation about this crazy watch collecting hobby: the rarer, the more valuable - no matter how fugly the watch is/was and that it sold poorly when it was available. cases in point: the paul newman daytona & the 1655 exp II.
