expirediconian | Staff posted Mar 12, 2021 07:24 PM
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expirediconian | Staff posted Mar 12, 2021 07:24 PM
Hamilton Broadway Automatic Chronograph Watch $650 + free s/h
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I guess there was a code I was missing. I swear it wasn't there before! it's been a long day
I'm for one
The 7750 is not a svelte movement, so it will make for a taller overall watch. Some watches are more clever than others in incorporating its height in its case/lug/crystal design. I have a Sinn 356 that uses this movement, which I think does a great job of disguising its height.
The other consideration is that the 7750 only winds in one direction, meaning the rotor only moves in one direction. This results in the infamous 7750 "wobble" which, at its most extreme, can feel like a small fidget spinner inside your watch. Some people can't get over this sensation, while I find it unique and a neat reminder of the mechanical wonder strapped to my wrist.
https://www.amazon.com/Hamilton-B...ay+&sr=8-3
https://www.amazon.com/Hamilton-B...ay+&sr=8-3
But the Amazon link you provided is not a Prime deal, so a little extra caution there please.
Otherwise a beautiful watch... I'd be all over it if the timing was right (no pun intended!)
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The 7750 is not a svelte movement, so it will make for a taller overall watch. Some watches are more clever than others in incorporating its height in its case/lug/crystal design. I have a Sinn 356 that uses this movement, which I think does a great job of disguising its height.
The other consideration is that the 7750 only winds in one direction, meaning the rotor only moves in one direction. This results in the infamous 7750 "wobble" which, at its most extreme, can feel like a small fidget spinner inside your watch. Some people can't get over this sensation, while I find it unique and a neat reminder of the mechanical wonder strapped to my wrist.
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