Echi
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First time to try on a Rad 1940 case..
And a 662 at that..
What can I say? The allure is undeniable. Makes me think if I should actually put it on my wish list.
I need a Rad 1940 case in my life.. 587 or 662 or both.. Ugh 
Best, Echi
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First time to try on a Rad 1940 case..
And a 662 at that.. What can I say? The allure is undeniable. Makes me think if I should actually put it on my wish list. I need a Rad 1940 case in my life.. 587 or 662 or both.. Ugh Best, Echi ...
Looks great, Echi! I have considered a 662 as a partner for my 372
I also love the case type.
662 is a good choice...
Gr8 dial & no-crown guard gives a different feel ! I tried a few weeks back... Best, Mahesh.,
