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The mid size is no small watch

In Response To: SMP mid-size ()

It is accually as big or bigger then the Omega Dynamic - A nice look with out the "Over Sized" look of the full size.

: Hello again, from Maryland. I appreciate your
: advice to date. I tried on both the SMP and
: the SMP mid-size this evening. I am
: 5'9" and 165 lbs. I had no idea that
: the SMP was that big. How big is too big?
: Are there any considerations or
: disadvantages to going with the smaller
: watch. i.e. if they could make the mechanism
: that small in the first place, why didnt
: they? Basically, any advice you have on this
: matter that would make me feel better about
: going with something other than the
: mainstream model would be great. Thanks
: again,

: Luke

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SMP mid-size

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The mid size is no small watch

Re: SMP mid-size

Derek is right...

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