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scared about fit of soon-to-arrive JB Pro

Hey, Derek, didn't you say in a post a few months ago that you had a smallish wrist and you still are able to wear the full-size Seamaster Pro? I have a smallish wrist, about 6.5, and I ordered a Seamaster Pro full-size from an authorized dealer in another state...and now I am having nightmares about whether or not it will fit properly, and whether I will wind up with the watch on the top of my wrist, one link on either side, and the clasp underneath. Mind you, I don't want it really tight. I would like it to fit about like Brosnan's fits, which I would say is pretty loose. But I wondered if you could either reassure me that it will look okay, or drop me a scan of the watch on your wrist (or anyone else out there in the same situation) so I can see how it looks. I guess if I made a terrible mistake on the size I can give my dad the most expensive Christmas present ever! :-)

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