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: Automatic the Speedy doesn't have the
: Chronometer appellation, I think.
True, but that is of little significance. Both will perform equally well.
: watch between those two?..I am a bit worried
: that the more complex movement of the Speedy
: would be more fragile and prone to
Always a possibility.
: Also, maybe it is not me, but the
: Speedy os more towards the bottom of the
: Speedmaster line
No. The Day-Date is not a bottom of the line model. Why do you think it cost so much more?
: price difference do you think it is worth
: it?....
Entirely up to you. This is the area of personal preference, where we can't really help you -- unless you want to totally give up and let us make the decision for you.
Also, while chronographs are nice, consider whether you will really use it much. Buying a more expensive, more to go wrong with it watch for no real purpose would seem to be a poor choice.
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