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I have a 35mm (actually closer to 36mm) AT *PIC*

In Response To: Anyone have the 35mm AT ?? ()

The crystal is flush and from experience, Omega crystals are not prone to chipping.

The size is comparable to a Datejust and the AT has a reputation for toughness.

I initially bought a 38mm AT and found that it "wore too large" for my wrist. The mid-size is more to my liking. The lug width is 18mm.

Here's a shot of mine as dress watch: