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Old 27 January 2013, 11:16 PM   #121
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Had a 2500 PO x3 before. First time it just stopped working and I returned it. 2nd had a faulty helium valve that just protruded and that was returned. Third worked well but I hated the case back. Because of the horse w surrounding rim, it would create a vacuum against my wrist and it would smell weird.

I'm not a smelly person but that was the last straw. I sold my 2500 PO.

Now I tried out the 8500 PO and that is fantastic and it has a clean glass caseback that won't smell and the movement is better.
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Old 28 January 2013, 01:52 AM   #122
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I love both. The 8500 is gorgeous but sooo thick. The 2500 simply for its size. A human can actually wear the 2500
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Old 28 January 2013, 05:08 AM   #123
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Had a 2500 PO x3 before. First time it just stopped working and I returned it. 2nd had a faulty helium valve that just protruded and that was returned. Third worked well but I hated the case back. Because of the horse w surrounding rim, it would create a vacuum against my wrist and it would smell weird.

I'm not a smelly person but that was the last straw. I sold my 2500 PO.

Now I tried out the 8500 PO and that is fantastic and it has a clean glass caseback that won't smell and the movement is better.
Well, glad you're happy with the non-smelly version!
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Old 28 January 2013, 11:42 AM   #124
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What was causing the smell?
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Old 28 January 2013, 11:55 AM   #125
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It was the seahorse!:)
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