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I feel like John Kerry. Call me the flip flopper. I'm down for a J brushed, but every time I look at old pics of pvd megs, I can't help but be intrigued. I'm loving the idea of a white dial contrasting against the black silhouette pvd offers. I've never had a pvd watch however, so I wonder what the wear and tear is like. Do prints show badly?
In regards to Viper's comment and my own curiousity, is there a point of no return timeline as to when Steve needs an firm notice on finish/ dial choice? It's enough to make you wish they offered one watch and said take it or leave it. Nahhhhh.
PS: I have a 7' wrist. I never owned a big watch before purchasing my Moray. To be honest, I never want to take the thing off now that I have it. If I had a solid end link steel bracelet to match like the first moray, I'm not sure I'd even think about another watch for a long time. As for my meg purchase, I think it looks great, but I worry about the weight and, more so the girth of this watch. I don't want to look like a tool. How many out there had regrets and wound up selling or just not wearing the watch b/c of these issues?
"Your name on the list is enough to hold a spot, but please do not hold a spot if you are on the fence or not committed to purchase the watch."
...you sound like someone who is clearly on the fence.