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Re: Right choice?
In Response To: Right choice? ()

i agree with you regarding the disadvantages of an automatic for my wife. i've had mine wind down after long weekends, and she seen it happen.

we talked about this disadvantage but she's ok with it after I gave her my first attempt at a gift (TAG Kirium, cause the store didn't have an ladies automatic and I thought she would like the casual look of it and the slightly larger size, but I was wrong about the style).

so we looked at the web at the various watches and the big selling feature of the ladies auto constellation vs the quartz for her is that its just a little bigger. She also agrees that its more traditional to have a watch with an automatic movement. Now I just have to find that watch.

perry

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