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Trying on the Defy Extreme in Osaka
Works best on the rubber, which is a 10 second job to swap in and out with the other two supplied straps. I wouldn't personally go with this combination of Ti & gold, rather the 'basic' Ti or the carbon, but the fit at 45mm surprised me, super comfortable and with a pleasing presence despite the lighter titanium case. I understand the comparison to some ROO or Hublot but this is a more interesting option for me, there is plenty here for it to stand alone design wise. 
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Trying on the Defy Extreme in Osaka
Works best on the rubber, which is a 10 second job to swap in and out with the other two supplied straps. I wouldn't personally go with this combination of Ti & gold, rather the 'basic' Ti or the carbon, but the fit at 45mm surprised me, super comfort...
