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14 August 2010, 12:40 AM | #12 | |
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Join Date: Dec 2008
Real Name: Abel
Location: Down South
Watch: Rolex Submariner
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I feel very comfortable wearing this little watches, though itsīs true they sit a big high on the wrist due to its "bubble" case back. Anyway, they feel (and truly are) very light, as the watch is small, and the riveted bracelet or leather band is very souple and light and adds to this comfort. The only thing which could find rather annoying, is that, for today standards, these watches are very small. And they look so!! It was the common size of watches in the 30īs and 40īs but not for todays trend. In my personal experience, I donīt care for very big watches myself, being user of an Explorer (1), Submariner or Gmt most of the time, 36 to 40 mm is my "standard" watch size, and feel happy with them. Then, the bubbleback is small, and looks small, but it happens with other vintage watches of same period I own (including chronographs, which are very small). If you donīt mind about the looks, then you can feel happy with these watches, which are a real delight. Thank you again, and receive my best cordial regards, Abel.
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