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opaddington2006
The link 36.5mm case is really what cements this as an important release in my mind. In the current horological landscape, it feels like 36mm is where modern taste bottoms out. It's the smallest you can go before you can truly call a watch small. The extra half a millimeter here is like stat-padding for GS. The original watch was link 37.5mm, a sort of perfect link size in its own right, but there's something so appealing about a confident, 44GS-inspired watch that's even smaller – that doesn't cut corners.
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