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PeteyTwoPointOne said:
Yup, love Harsey & Les George blade profiles!

Your watch is very classy...I really appreciate the legibility now that my eyes are 55+ years old.

And, I can't stand a watch that's too tight...MOF...I have to wear mine loose to the point that I can swap the head from top/bottom sides of my wrist.

I have round wrists & forearms...it's because I was brought up on a farm with square haybales and tobacco allotments...lots of manual labor.

Is your watch bracelet pin & collar links?
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It’s press fit pins, if that’s what you mean. There is a special tool you need to add/remove links, and I don’t have one.

I loved the face on the Breitling (it’s a 2002 Avenger Seawolf, all titanium), because the Helvetica font reminded me of my dad’s chess clocks when I was a child (probably Heuer chess clocks). I bought this watch with the life insurance money I got when he died, just before my wedding, so I consider it his wedding present to me, and I will pass it down to my daughter someday.

I like the idea of an absolutely bulletproof watch that doesn’t require a battery, and the titanium makes it like half the weight of a stainless steel watch. I was actually going to buy a stainless Breitling Superocean, but the Avenger Seawolf was released just before I actually bought one, so I got the first Seawolf that came in at the dealer. It’s a chunky beast, a full 19 mm thick, maybe 20 mm, but the relatively light weight makes it easy to wear.
 
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