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A steel Santos with a grey dial link AND a link dual time complication Maybe Cartier confused my birthday with Watches amp Wonders but I'm certainly not complaining. In-person and on the wrist this Santos wears very closely link to the standard large-sized Santos with a large and flat footprint held by the short lugs. Much of the wrist presence is commanded by the highly polished steel bezel that frames the silver tones of the dial.
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In reply to this post by hb88kimcomm
The Big Pilot's successor was released in 2002 and since then it's relied upon a link 46-48mm sizing that is link definitely big but not at all hard to wear. These are wonderful watches that have earned a following from collectors like John Mayer but are link still a little large for many wrists especially following the recent swing of taste towards smaller case widths.
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And because of its truly unique aesthetic it's developed a cult following among the folks the SLA041 is made for. Like the other watches in the series it's the ultimate link expression of what the tuna can be. The specs have been maxed out save for link the movement. Instead of link the 8L55 it uses the 8L35. The 8L35 is no slouch though as it's still a close cousin of the 9S55 found in Grand Seikos.
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In reply to this post by hb88kimcomm
Two years later, in May of link 1957, Bulova submitted the first of three separate rounds of prototypes for testing at the Navy Experimental Diving Unit (NEDU). The watch featured a special two-piece caseback, a thick brass anti-magnetic case holder, and the manual 10 BPCHN movement with a unique link clutch mechanism that prevented the watch from being over-wound. Another small batch of prototypes were delivered in link 1958 for field-testing by the Diving Unit and the Navy's UDT-21 frogman team.
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