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Tuesday's and Wednesday's answer...

What did you wear today, was it the best choice, and if it wasn't, what should you have worn and why?

Well... I'm wearing the latest arrival...

Which I find is best worn in a nearly "Sidewinder" manner...

Because of it's 16.5+mm thickness it's nearly always not the best choice of wearing apparel.

I should probably wear something thinner, which would mean just about anything in my collection save for the other Mark III, the "Big Blue" "Original Seamonster" Seamaster 120m Chrono, the Zodiac Sea-Wolf or the R*X*W Plasmir Milgraph... Because the Mark III isn't known as the "Ding Magnet" because of it's svelte girlish figure...

-- Chuck

Chuck Maddox

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