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Details on sizes and weights are in the Seamster FAQ in the OMEGA ZONE on this site. But the quick answer is that while they are the same diameters, the chronograph is about 40% thicker and 33% heavier (based on the all steel versions).
One thing to note is that the white dial models look suberb on almost any color strap. Try that model on blue or green sharkskin strap for a very elegant sporty look. Even red calf strap or brown padded crocodile work with it.
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