Bill Sohne
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Co-Ax Planet Ocean Seamaster 600 M. What are your thoughts ?
Hi all
I owned a LE Rose gold Co-Ax for about 5 years. I wore it less then 5 times. I always wanted a Co-Ax ever since I sold it. But promised myself it would be in a steel Seamaster. Well the Planet Ocean Seamaster have been on the market for a while. They seem to get snaped up quickly on the second hand markets...
What do you think of the watch? Case, dial, bracelet or strap and movement design ..... What size do you prefer and color scheme ? etc....
Looking forward to everyone's comments...
Good Hunting
Bill Sohne This message has been edited by Bill Sohne on 2007-05-07 08:21:33
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Hi all I owned a LE Rose gold Co-Ax for about 5 years. I wore it less then 5 times. I always wanted a Co-Ax ever since I sold it. But promised myself it would be in a steel Seamaster. Well the Planet Ocean Seamaster have been on the market for a while. Th...
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