I just received my Autodromo Group C in grey steel with green accents. This watch may cause some controversy from what I’ve seen about it so far! I li...
It does to an extent but: it makes the head of the watch seem smaller. The original bracelet is slim and tapers which seems to work better with the watch head. This one makes the large watch seem small, and yet somehow also makes the whole package seem enormous. I think if I had a 7.5” wrist it would be ok but on my 6.7” wrist it’s too much.
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The SSK001 because it’s its own thing. The other is an homage to the Rolex Explorer 2. Which isn’t bad, but for me I prefer things that are their own design.
Thank you! Apparently this is called a SWICK and it has some vague American military association. I don’t care much about/for that but I do like the colour scheme!
I felt the same way about titanium watches until I bought a good value Citizen titanium dive watch. Then I got used to having a large light watch. When I tried on the Pelagos FXD, which is a big watch, the lightness was a feature. I also have some heavy steel watches like a Seiko Tuna SBBN049 and 2 other divers. Now it just depends what I’m in the mood for, heavy or light. You should probably buy what you like as second guessing yourself can be a risk.. but if you DO get the titanium, I expect you may come to appreciate the lightness, especially as titanium is increasingly common across all price points and thus less of a novelty or outlier.
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