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When I bought my GMT in 2014 there was also a sub in the case (before these were hard to get). I tried both and I agree that the GMT was the better choice in style and function, and the price was not much higher, maybe $1,250 but I could be wrong. The GMT can do everything the average person would use a sub for (leisurely swimming, hiking, etc).

 

Maybe some people just like a submariner better? Watches are very much a personal preference item, along with depending on the amount of money that you want to spend. Personally, I have a GMT and love it but one of my best friends has a Sub and he loves his watch as well. He actually has much more money than I do (comes from a wealthy family) and the watch was a gift from his father so it has sentimental value.

in summary, it's all about preference and willingness to spend money. Both retain value well, one is just a more expensive starting point.

 

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