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Hamilton Linwood Chrono Auto Watch (Store Display)

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Hamilton Linwood Chrono Auto Watch (Store Display)

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Aug 9, 2019

38mm too small? I have a couple of 36mm Rolex DateJust models that look fine (to me). My wrist circumference is 7.5" which I think is about average. 2mm +/- is ~ 8/100 of an inch, which doesn't seem all that noticeable. But I grew up when 40mm was considered huge and 34mm the norm.

djdust

Aug 10, 2019

mclose38mm is the perfect size, but 15mm thick is enormous! I have 4 Hammy's and love the brand but this watch is very blah

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RayF

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Aug 10, 2019

mcloseDamned Americans--they all seem preoccupied with SIZE; breast size, penis size, the president's hand size, and now--watch sizes! Where will it all end?!

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582

Aug 10, 2019

RayFIt will end when the most favored pet will not be a dog or cat but rather a jackass.

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RayF

22220

Aug 10, 2019

mcloseNot sure how practical they would be as pets, but lately large herds of them have made their way into politics.

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582

Aug 10, 2019

djdustThe 1st Valjoux 7750 watch I owned was a Fortis Flieger

that has a 38mm case and is 14mm thick. I’ve had it for 20 years and it has a fantastic sapphire non-reflective crystal from before they were common. Still keeps +3 time a day. Don’t wear it as much as I once did, but it’s a great watch and comfortable on the wrist. I bought it in Switzerland and not sure if they even had distribution in the US at the time. Still a brand not often seen here (I own one other). The company went bankrupt 2 years ago and an investor bought the brand name.