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Hi All,
New to the board. BTW, Awesome site Derek. VERY informatize and a pleasure to read. I am about to buy my first Omega. Very excited :-) Was about to buy a 2532.80 until I saw a 2352.20 that just called my name :-) In any case I figure I'm a pretty average size guy, but when I put on the full size "men's" watch it looked and felt huge. The bracelet seemed to be almost nonexistant. Do most men in the U.S. wear the full size watch? Is a watch that large on the average arm stylish? Do most people fit the watch to there frame, or is the full size case a better "investment" for the collector?
Thanks a bunch,
PATMAN :)
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