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Surprised at the new Seadweller. A departure for Rolex. 40mm and no cyclops made the SD special and gave it an identity, it also showed how good Rolex engineering can be to maintain the size but offer more.
Now it really is a bigger Sub with red writing. The Deepsea is more special at 44mm, the red writing while a huge nod to heritage isn't enough to overlook the fad-ish/popular big watch craze flaws.
I'll look to pick up the older Seadweller which may now turn out to be a classic in 40 years(I'll be too old to care though)with its short production run unless Rolex plans to sell both.
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