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Re: Seamaster Pro full vs mid size: advice needed

I have Mid-size Quartz bond, and Full-size Black auto (I've sold the full size last month.).
My wrist size is 7 1/4", 5'10" height.

There is no question that even though you have 6 1/2" wrist, you can handle the full size just fine. For me, during summer, I like to wear full size watches, because I will be wearing T-Shirts. However, when I wear shirts, the full size watch seems a little big. Anyway, it's purely personal tastes. I feel that watches about 36mm (Mid-Size) is the RIGHT size for all occations for MOST people (no matter the size). Anything bigger than 38mm, is more of a sports watch.

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