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Re: Seamaster mid-size
In Response To: Seamaster mid-size ()

Hi!
I have small wrists too (around 6-6,25") but could go for nothing but the full size. It really does not look too big at all, and quite surprisingly I felt like I used to see it bigger at the jeweller's. The only downside is that the curvature of the bracelet is not the most elegant one, but then I think its geometry is quite forgiving. Anyway, there should be one and only one wrist size that would be perfectly fit to it, so that is not really a case for argument here.
I have always found the mid size too small for what was on the dial, it should get more space for all the markings. The He escape valve and the crown looks too big to me on it too.

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