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Jeep99dad wrote:Good morning all
Finally took the Bathys off my wrist but only because this orange beauty showed up last night :) So Doxa 750 Pro it is for a day of soccer games then chores
Have a great week end.
Awesome Brice!!!...Big congrats amigo!!!!
The 750T Pro is the quintessential Doxa (in my humble opinion).
You scored a perfect sample with this one my friend!!!
So...I think you've also owned a 1200T Pro at some point in the past (and I think a 750T sharky and searambler in there too)...what is you preference? I'm thinking this will be 'the one' for you?
Chris! It is in grdeta condition, better than described actually aside form screws in the links being locked in.I have had the 1200 Pro and SR, the SR just wasn't for me, the pro was great but wore a tad smallish for me. So was my 1000 Pro. I had three 5000's, the Pro which was not fo rme at all, th eorange wss not right with the polished indices/hands for my taste, the Sharky and Caribbean which were great watches ( I miss them) but somehow a bit top heavy and never could get the bracelet sized right and I think the polished indices just weren't right for me though I kust say the 5000 Sharky is awesome. I had the 750 Sharky and loved it but if I'll have ONE Doxa only it must be a PRO. The 750 being the best size/shape/proportions/weight for me, I decided to hunt for the right 750 Pro!
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