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: That's me. One watch.
That used to be me too once upon a time. Now, I've got a dozen or so wristwatches and four pocket watches.
: I agree. It's a bit flashy with those. The
: all-satin look is closer to the period
: originals.
I took my Scotch Brite green pad today and gave the bracelet a light buffing and it is an ENORMOUS improvement to my eye. Now, the bracelet looks *right*.
: Does that run down the power reserve faster?
From what I've read here and TZ, yes but not by much. I don't care, I like to see all the dials working. On my Seiko chrono, however, I leave the chrono functions off as it's a battery operated watch.
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