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Speake-Marin case sizes. A...

 

Re: Speake-Marin case sizes.

A recent post on this forum enquired about the different sizes of the
cases available in the Speake-Marin line. If this post works, you should
see attached a photograph of the Piccadilly serpent calendar in both
38mm and 42mm guise side by side. The photograph was kindly provided by
the delightful Mrs Speake-Marin and is reproduced here with her
permission.

Regards,
pplater.

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Important to note...

 
By: nycWIS : February 20th, 2007-20:16
That the dial size on both the 38 and 42mm variants are identical. The different siae/appearence of the watches is due solely to a larger case/bezel. I do not mean to imply that there is anything "wrong" with this, just that potential owners of PSM watche... 

Strange...

 
By: Ken : February 20th, 2007-22:43
When I asked Peter about the dial size, he said they were different. It's hard to tell from the photo, but the 42mm version does seem to have a bit more spacing between both the calendar numerals and the romans. The length of the hands are definitely diff... 

I believe it was my question originally and I must say >

 
By: AndyH : February 21st, 2007-05:06
that until I can see the 42mm case in the flesh I'm still not sure if I'm sold on it or not.. I love my 38mm Picadilly and the 42mm appears to make the watch a bit more 'sports' for want of a better word.. really need to get to see the new case I guess