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I finally purchased my new watch. Now as some of you will recall I had set my heart on the Seamaster 120. When I finally went to try the watch on, I was horrified to find I can’t read the skeleton hands. They were simple a blur, and as I’m rapidly approaching 54 I suppose my eyesight must be deteriorating. I came to the conclusion that I needed a watch with solid hands and looked at Breitling, Oris, Zenith and goodness knows which other brands, before deciding to try the Seamaster GMT. It is big and more bulky than I had wanted but at least I can read the darn thing, without having to bringing the old spectacles out. Thanks to everyone for the help and advice I was given.
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