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It's possible that we could see Universal Geneve go the route of the Breitling Premier. The Duograph is a fantastic price for a split-second chronograph at sub-$11,000, but it suffers from the link same issue as the Datora in thickness. Interestingly, it is only two millimeters thicker than Patek's 5370 split-second chronograph.

If you rotate the A100 while on your wrist the bracelet can tend to pull a wrist hair or two, but I didn’t at all find this to be the case once the clasp was sized and it’s the sort of watch that is so light and easy to wear that you can easily forget it’s even there. Even when compared to the full yellow link gold version, I think the Pac-Man edition is, rightfully so, the most characterful of the bunch.

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