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Gen Seamaster?


cjjoyce1

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Hey guys I need your collective help. Sometimes we look at reps so much when we see a gen, our eyes think we see "tells". Hands look right, insert and pearl look good, HE valve placement o.k. - but since making my franken 5512, I see real stuff and go - naawww can't be.

https://picasaweb.google.com/marshall.pangkey/OmegaSeamaster#5589582660630044194

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That's genuine mid-size Seamaster, which is MUCH cheaper on the preowned market than the actual Professional version.

Stay away unless you have Karen Carpenter's wrists.

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Guest jsuperman17

yup its a gen! but as by-tor said a midsize and a big no no for guys.. it'll look tiny on anyone wrist... how much is he asking?

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Guest jsuperman17

Hahaha in no way or shape was implying for you to buy mine! Lol I mean I'd don't mind either :D but ummm 900 is a bit much no? Especially the condition it's in... I'd ask him way DOWN brother...

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With all due respect....this watch is 36mm without the crown. I own a mid-size and it looks great on my 7.25 inch wrist. I will say if you have a wrist on the larger side go for the full size. $900 is a good price and it is also a "Professional" with COSC automatic.

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I second coolluke on that... I have a speedmaster reduced and it doesn't look shockingly small on my wrist... My wrist is 7.75 and I'm a frequent fiddy, B&R BR02 and so wearer...

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