Kraabet
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Reverso Grande GMT
Hello Everyone,
Been looking at this one for a while but have a few questions.
1) Comfort. I'm big boned (over 6 feet) but the watch with a new strap seems to perch on my wrist. The bracelet version seems a better fit but is too flash for me.
2) Utility. I travel a lot. 200k miles per year. This would be the travel watch. How does it compare to WW.TC or JLCs own Geographic?
3) Shape. My box is full of round or pillow shaped watches (PAM183 & 184, GP F1-048, IWC Portuguese, etc) will this one survive?
Lots of subjective questions here but your inputs are most welcome.
Tom
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