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What's the largest (in terms of body size) Rolex model? I like the Sub and Seadwellers, or even the Daytona, because I love chronos the best. But I'm looking for a large watch. I'm a huge fan (and owner) of the 48.5mm Breitling Super Avenger, and I would like to find a Rolex similar in size. Can someone point me in the right direction and hopefully the best place(s) to get the best rep?

 

thanks,

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cybee

I don't know but does Rolex make a case bigger than 40mm?

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sconehead

DSSD or YachtMaster II, both 44mm unless I'm mistaken...

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KBH
DSSD or YachtMaster II, both 44mm unless I'm mistaken...

 

The two ugliest Rolexes made! :)

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chiefsalami

OK, so how about something nicer?

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GC
OK, so how about something nicer?

 

Not from Rolex...43mm-44mm is their largest offerings as sconehead already said it's YMII or DSSD.

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JoeyB

They have a really nice wall clock...pd1861094.jpg

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KinCaidk

Does it come on a bracelet, Joe?

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Luthier

DSSD is 43mm, YMII is 42mm. DSSD is beautiful, YMII is ugly.

Unfortunately DSSD is the biggest offspring of ROLEX.

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chiefsalami

hahaha, nice...

They have a really nice wall clock...

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JoeyB
Does it come on a bracelet, Joe?

We could skin a monkey and make a gorilla strap... :D

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chiefsalami

I think I may not be familiar enough with the acronyms. DSSD is a Daytona?

DSSD is 43mm, YMII is 42mm. DSSD is beautiful, YMII is ugly.

Unfortunately DSSD is the biggest offspring of ROLEX.

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Silverspeed
I think I may not be familiar enough with the acronyms. DSSD is a Daytona?
DSSD is 43mm, YMII is 42mm. DSSD is beautiful, YMII is ugly.

Unfortunately DSSD is the biggest offspring of ROLEX.

 

DSSD is the Deep Sea SeaDweller

the successor of the Seadweller

 

DSSD

IMG_4256kopie.jpg

 

Seadweller

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marinamm20
I think I may not be familiar enough with the acronyms. DSSD is a Daytona?
DSSD is 43mm, YMII is 42mm. DSSD is beautiful, YMII is ugly.

Unfortunately DSSD is the biggest offspring of ROLEX.

no the DSSD is the new Deep Sea Sea Dweeler

 

dssd2.JPG

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Noor
What's the largest (in terms of body size) Rolex model? I like the Sub and Seadwellers, or even the Daytona, because I love chronos the best. But I'm looking for a large watch. I'm a huge fan (and owner) of the 48.5mm Breitling Super Avenger, and I would like to find a Rolex similar in size. Can someone point me in the right direction and hopefully the best place(s) to get the best rep?

 

thanks,

www.rolex.com there you can see all the model sizes,if you like big watches buy a 48mm bigbang or a AP survivor or a cartier santos maxi :D

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marinamm20
I think I may not be familiar enough with the acronyms. DSSD is a Daytona?
DSSD is 43mm, YMII is 42mm. DSSD is beautiful, YMII is ugly.

Unfortunately DSSD is the biggest offspring of ROLEX.

 

DSSD is the Deep Sea SeaDweller

the successor of the Seadweller

 

 

it lays in the name silver SPEED - you are fast :D

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chiefsalami

ah... beefy! Is it only available with the black dial?

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greg_r
,if you like big watches buy a 48mm bigbang or a AP survivor or a cartier santos maxi :D

 

One word. Panerai. :bounce:

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chiefsalami

I know they are big, but not really my style. I do have one military style watch. It's a 50mm (!!!) Chase-Durer: here. Very cool.

One word. Panerai. :pee:

 

I just checked out rolex.com as suggested. I don't think there is going to be a model that will work for me. The DSSD is the closest in size, but only available with the black dial. And I already have too many black watches or watches with black dials. I want a white one. I may just have to go with another Breitling SA, but this time in the white on steel version. 48.5mm, ideally.

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trksh-bzr

ahey I know this ain't exactly the size you're looking for but at least the dial isn't black, so give it a chance... :pee:http://www.watchsilix.com/pic/images/rol82-8.jpg couldn't help myself, good luck with the hunt.

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KBH

Let me help you out with that link:

rol82-8.jpg

 

I guess it makes up for the smaller size with the extra flash! You don't need to go big to be noticed. :pee:

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chiefsalami

come on....

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PatronSaintofChainsaws

The early Panerai Radiomirs, since Rolex technically made those. :D

 

Also, the Deep Sea Special was pretty big.

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greg_r
The early Panerai Radiomirs, since Rolex technically mode those. :D

 

47mm...

DSCF3743-1.jpg

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chiefsalami

Yeah, Panerai is just not my style. I'm not much for the antique look, other than maybe an old-school military watch, which I already have and don't want to add to. I'm looking for something modern and on a metal band, like the Breitling SA mostly. Chrono is a big plus.

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