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Seiko: Lovely photographs of a magnificent watch! (p.s. Is the strap a little narrow between the lugs, perhaps?)

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Photography: The cathedral and Worcester itself are both enjoyable.

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Rolex: Designed for use by speleologists, apparently.

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Rolex: The strap is a clever alternative on a beautiful watch. The bezel perhaps less so, because the original, with its platinum insert, expands the dial, rather than containing it.

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Seiko: Yes, a 39mm 'tonneau' is not to my taste, either.

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Rolex: As I've said elsewhere, the Y-M1 has recorded 0s/d in 6 positions on my Timegrapher. (And, yes, it was running at the time.) Discrete, enjoyable to wear & accurate. A great watch.

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Rolex: It is unthinkable that you would not.

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TimeOut: However, the horse's is perhaps just a little more elegant. ;-)

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TimeOut: :-) 1 To keep flies out. 2 To keep noise-deadening cotton wool in. (Horses can be distracted by both - hazardous in a competition.)

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Rolex: The red seconds hand! (I thought you had a Y-M1, Nico.)

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