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How can I find out weight of Bond Seamasters?

Hi, I'm trying to choose between the Seamaster Pro Bond (2531.80) and the Chrono Diver (like Bond watch, but with 3 mini dials on the face), which is 2298.80. The first is less expensive, but the second is very heavy, I'm told, especially in steel version. Titanium exists, I think, but I can't find any info on weight differences. Any help much appreciated.

Also, the 2298.80 is only available in automatic, but how accurate is this generally? Are we talking about losing/gaining 10 secs/day, for example? Cheers,
John

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How can I find out weight of Bond Seamasters?

Re: How can I find out weight of Bond Seamasters?

Thanks Mark - much appreciated N/M

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