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Old 9 August 2021, 10:52 PM   #11
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I’m kinda the opposite I moved my 5 digits out - however, the 16618 I kept its a beautiful watch and doesn’t “feel” like a 5 digit to me it’s very unique.

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Hi I get what you are saying, being solid gold with solid end links the 16618 feels very substantial, yet keeping the classic proportions. I love mine as well.
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