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Re: SMP Size- General Opinions were right!!!
In Response To: SMP Size- General Opinions were right!!! ()

I've got to disagree. I've got a mid SMP and a full sized GMT and a Speedy Pro. My wrist is 6 inches. My mid never seems too small. The mid is I think about perfect. We've been conditioned over the last several years to wear huge watches. The Sub is just right. It's between a mid and full sized SMP. I wish Omega mad a SMP between the two sizes. As they don't I have both because neither one is optimal in my opinion. I have some huge watches and some tiny ones and like them all. I do not like the mid Bond SMP only because the proportions seem wrong to me. The minute hand looks too small to me. On the black version the proportions look equil to the full size.

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