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Yes folks, Iīve finally bought the automatic Bond model (not the limited version), and I just love it!
I simply couldnīt resist it, even though I only got around 5% discount (!!).
Few questions though; when winding up the watch (abt 30-40 turns), thereīs some clicking sound (two per revolve) when Iīve reached + 40 turns. I suppose this is the internal protection against overwinding making the sound?
The watch is heavy! (I also own an seamaster blk/blk quartz fullsize).
Whatīs the weight of the bond fullsize auto?
Thanks
/Keo
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