[Paul_buyer02]

Yep, totally practical as a daily — tough, gets scratches but cleans up and wears well, just make sure it feels right on the wrist. Ask for service history and look for signs of authenticity (weight, engravings, how the cyclops/bezel line up) and don’t buy blind; a sketchy seller is the real red flag. Expect a service or repairs to cost anything from a few hundred to over a thousand depending on what’s needed and where you take it. If the price feels fair and you like it, try it on and trust your gut — I usually do, Mom covers rent so I’m chill about splurges.