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Thanks for the info and suggestion, I'd love to see that automatic mini Seamaster...
We need to decide on the auto vs quartz factor, that'll really speed things up.
What appealed to me about the automatic was that no matter where you were in the world, you’d never be let down by a battery. Plus, you’d never be without the watch every 2 years while the battery gets replaced. I find things with batteries are so disposable. I know we’re both the kind of people who’d wear their watch every day without any risk of not keeping an auto ticking.
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