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Did some essayages in London while I was off on Friday
I am basically hesitating between the next London edition of the seamaster in blue dial and the new 1948 seamaster central second....
Could not try them on as not released yet but the staff made me try similar pieces to have an idea of the size...
What do you guys think?
Kev
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Did some essayages in London while I was off on Friday
I am basically hesitating between the next London edition of the seamaster in blue dial and the new 1948 seamaster central second.... Could not try them on as not released yet but the staff made me try similar pieces to have an idea of the size... What do...
To be honest, on this picture it looks a tad too big but...
A to close up picture always has that effect. Also a black faced watch always looks smaller in case you go for the PT one. Br, Dirk
For your wrist
watch kha wen The Seamaster 300 on leather strap looks right for your wrist. Metal bracelets look too big as does the Seamaster white dial watch head. Regards, MTF
The 60th anniversary editions from last year . . .
. . . are destined to become future classics. Hard to find now, impossible in the near future. Art
If only Omega had bestowed a manual wind movement . . .
. . . upon the Rail ;-) . . .