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Would you please give consideration to these couple of questions? here they are: I like the new Aqua T 41 mm black dial. The co-axial movement is very compelling. I'm not sure about the bracelet. It's not as handsome as the speedy pro one or the same one that comes on the B Arrow. It's the clasp on those two that I like. Is that kind of hidden clasp on the AT durable?
Now, on to movements. Will going with the AT over the Speedy Pro give me that much more accuracy, performance, etc? The watches are about the same price, but the styling of the pro I like better - so there is the dilemma - I want the better movement, etc. So, question of style, price, movement quality. Next, I could save for a Broad Arrow and the 3303 movement. It's been mentioned that there have been reported problems wtih the 3303. Worth the extra grand plus? Should I hold out for the B Arrow?
So many questions. Thanks very much for any advise you can give me.
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