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Re: quartz vs. automatic
In Response To: quartz vs. automatic ()

I was just looking at Seamasters today. I have small wrists and felt that the Seamaster Chronograph was too big for me as an everyday watch. The mid chronograph felt much better. But, I think the watch for me is going to be the Full sized quartz (which is still smaller than the full Chronograph, and costs less too). The mid sized Seamaster just seemed too much like my old tag heuer in terms of size. So for me, I think the tradeoff will be to get the quartz full size...

: I am interested in the Seamaster Pro Diver and wanted t o get
: your opinion on quartz vs. automatic. Fair price difference
: and I was interested in advantages vs. disadvantages of
: each. Also midsize vs. pro size. I have a 7 inch wrist and
: was unsure which to pursue. Is there a substanial weight
: difference?

: Audie

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