The Watch Thread - Part 8

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Most comfortable bracelet, Rolex oyster bracelet.
Most comfortable rubber, Apple Watch's original rubber strap.
 
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Finally got her back from the spa.

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Novelty77 said:
Not fierce at all la bro. It's a tattoo of a laurel. My 2nd daughter name. I think bracelet are more welcome by ang mo in context of APs . Talking abt bracelet what are the more comfortable bracelets you guys have worn? For me is the oyster bracelet for sure.
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RO steel bracelet the most comfortable for me.. Better then oyster bracelet.
 
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chickenbackside said:
I'd say the Nautilus bracelet beats the Oyster bracelet hands down in terms of comfort.
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I have not tried a lot of bracelets but for those that I have, I vote for Nautilus bracelet as well. Followed by that of the Royal Oaks and then the Oyster bracelet.

Happen to have some AP ROO bracelet pics, a very fine piece of engineering.

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soilwork said:
I love strats and teles. If my boy grow up to love this instrument, i will be so happy
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Guitars are every bit as addictive as watches! Even when they're your work tools.

Hope your boy gets into it, it'll give you an excuse to acquire.... G.A.S.
 
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chickenbackside said:
Guitars are every bit as addictive as watches! Even when they're your work tools.

Hope your boy gets into it, it'll give you an excuse to acquire.... G.A.S.
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I used to have a strat copy and it lasted me for almost 12 years then i rested it in peace. Gave a Yamaha classical away when I shifted house and now only left a ibanez rgr for those feeling feeling off days :) i will be sending him for musical class soon and see how he takes it. I have been trying to feed him some Me Big John Mayer, Beatles, Paganini and Bach just to see how he is taking it all hahaha. Once a while i will on some Loudness and Iron maiden with him but just to have my wife scold me
 
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soilwork said:
I used to have a strat copy and it lasted me for almost 12 years then i rested it in peace. Gave a Yamaha classical away when I shifted house and now only left a ibanez rgr for those feeling feeling off days :) i will be sending him for musical class soon and see how he takes it. I have been trying to feed him some Me Big John Mayer, Beatles, Paganini and Bach just to see how he is taking it all hahaha. Once a while i will on some Loudness and Iron maiden with him but just to have my wife scold me
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Start him as young as possible. It's good for brain development on top of other things...
 
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