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: I certainly agree. But I'd also like some way
: (like on Rolex bracelets which as I recall
: are adjustable in 3 half link steps without
: adding/removing links) to change the size
Ironically, that requires a simpler and cheaper bracelet design than Omega uses on the SMP.
That feature is on the bracelets for the Dynamic and Speedmaster Reduced. But the fancier bracelets on most other Omega's watches are too solid to be able to integrate such a quickie adjustment.
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