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    New Diesel Watch Advice

    Hey Watchseekers, I'm in need of some advice on my next watch purchase. I've fallen in love with the ridiculously oversized Diesel Super Badass Watch. Went and tried one on today and I knew it has to be my next watch. However, there are a lot of colour variations and I'd like some advice on which one I should pull the trigger on. I love the weight of the stainless steel bands; the watch is VERY heavy. I've never owned a leather banded watch before, but I've owned leather belts, and the leather cracks with time. Is it the same with bands? Also, does stainless steel scratch easily? I'd like to wear this watch to work, but I'd like to keep it super clean as well.

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    Re: New Diesel Watch Advice

    [QUOTE=iHog;5112697]Hey Watchseekers, I'm in need of some advice on my next watch purchase. I've fallen in love with the ridiculously oversized Diesel Super Badass Watch. Went and tried one on today and I knew it has to be my next watch. However, there are a lot of colour variations and I'd like some advice on which one I should pull the trigger on. I love the weight of the stainless steel bands; the watch is VERY heavy. I've never owned a leather banded watch before, but I've owned leather belts, and the leather cracks with time. Is it the same with bands? Also, does stainless steel scratch easily? I'd like to wear this watch to work, but I'd like to keep it super clean as well.

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    LOL I guess not too many folks here have an interest for SBA-Diesels.. Anyway this looks like an ancient thread that nobody has said anything about.

    Well, I have the Diesel SBA and I have to tell you I love it. I wouldn't go with the bracelet model but the leather strap. Pretty sturdy and has not cracked at all. It's not cheap pleather but genuine stuff.

    Again I liked big face watches so me it works. As they say, different strokes for different folks !
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    Re: New Diesel Watch Advice

    Looking at that watch now. I did see a few variations at Dillard's and the one I like the most is the black on black with leather strap. I will be getting it sooner or later. The gap at the pin on the metal bracelets somehow does not look right. Too big I guess. Best price I found was $209 but forgot where that was at. Dillard's wanted $325. Looks like fleabay has it at $245 but I would rather pay a little more. Last fleabay watch had a dent in the bezel so that will end any more watch purchases from that junk site. Did you buy one yet?

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    Re: New Diesel Watch Advice

    It's a super cool version by Diesel, however I personally like the all black version most, even though it's slightly more expensive than the silver stainless steel. You can actually find other versions here at Diesel ure as we call it in Danish.
    Breitling is by far my favorite watch brand, but other watches or Ure as we say in Danish also will do

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    Just a check in. I ended up going with the gunmetal gray. Love this watch to death, its my favorite :) Ridiculously huge and a great conversation piece. On top of that this watch is crazy durable. I've bumped it on so many metal shelves at work and I still have no scratches, scuffs, or dings.

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    Re: New Diesel Watch Advice

    I was about to say that either the gunmetal or white versions are probably the way to go. Very nice-looking IMO.
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    Re: New Diesel Watch Advice

    Nice catch.
    Breitling is by far my favorite watch brand, but other watches or Ure as we say in Danish also will do

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