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Decision has been made
In Response To: Re: still no decision ()

I just purchased my new Seamaster today and I bought the Bond model Chronometer. After a long time of comparing, I chose the Bond model because to me it looks more elegant and more unique. I tried on both watches in every store that had them both. At one watch store I even spent around 30 minutes comparing the two watches looking in the mirror, under different lighting, putting them on both wrists. Like what Derek said, if I worried too much about which one to get, I will not enjoy the watch.

Thank you all who have given me suggestions, I will continue to participate in this forum and hopefully give some help to others as they have for me.

Regards,

Evan

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