mahesh
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The Alfred 40 !
40 mm is a nice move, UJ should consider this for all line ups...
there is a tad increase in price though which I don’t understand why - in a way the case is existing - still a compelling offer imho !
But the key, there were few who went with 42mm LE - a bit painful 
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The Alfred 40 !
40 mm is a nice move, UJ should consider this for all line ups... there is a tad increase in price though which I don’t understand why - in a way the case is existing - still a compelling offer imho ! But the key, there were few who went with 42mm LE - a ...
No matter how much weight I put on
the wrist size stays the same Mahesh! I know the P4 movement is 32mm in diameter but I think if they really wanted to, a 38mm or 39mm case would have been possible. In fact, since they are continuing to make the 42mm variant, it might have been a better i...
i tried the 42 - it was quite satisfying
& the movement really fills the case. it is not a svelte watch by any means, you can't compare with the swiss watch pedigree...rather it exudes more with the anglo-saxon vibe.
I figure the price increase is due to the 40 mm version coming with a folding buckle.
Also wonder how the folding buckle would compare vs the standard pin buckle as far as wearing comfort is concerned.