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John I'm with Richard to a degree. Speedmaster Pro, co-axial or not. Problem being, if you have more than one watch in your collection, you will not wear any other than the Pro once you have purchased it. If it is your only watch, well you are a lucky man. Seriously though, I bought my Pro about 6 months ago and it has hardly left my wrist. I love it. An icon in the history of horology. Well that is my opinion anyway. Good luck and keep us posted, which is a nice little pun. Once again, in my opinion...
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