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I had no idea that they had made both a 38 and 42mm Re-Issue. I would definitely chose the 38mm, but the 42mm is still a nice timepiece. The Striking 10th doesn't really do it for me, I would much rather have the one you have, with a truly useful 12 hour counter.
: Personally, I find the 42mm too big and just too much space between
: the sub-dials and the minute markers so I opted for the 38mm
: re-issue though I am missing the striking tenth's chronograph
: movement which is definitely a joy to watch.
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