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Yes they are, but they are not on my "wish" list
In Response To: The Speedmaster Date and Day/Date are 39mm. *NM* ()

Speedy Pro, Broad arrow, SeMP Chronograph, New Schumacher speedies, Deville Co axial chronograph, all are 42mm. I tried one of the Deville coaxial chronographs on recently, the St. Moritz watch. Its rated at 42mm, but darn it looked big in my wrist and I have a 42mm SMP and 42mm Planet Ocean. You would think that as big is the Asian market is, they would offer more watches in the 38 to 40mm range.

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