So... the new PO

[Joeprez]

The 39.5mm wears like a big mac on the wrist. The thickness to diameter ratio is totally off. Combine that with a smallish dial and 19mm lugs

I really wanted to flip my 42mm PO2500d for one, and then I tried it on

Also was able to try one... it sucks.

[Joeprez]

Yes, its larger than the regular Seamaster, but so comfortable. The good thing is that is not a thick or heavy watch, that helps a lot even if it is a tad larger than what I usually like.

It looks gigantic on you, but it could be the picture. It’s also thicker than the smaller date version for no reason.

Part is the picture, but its bigger than the 2500 PO. Its an interesting watch, the dial is really nice, light. I would own one and wear it on the weekends.

But what really got me thinking is a blue Seamaster... I want to hold up till next year to see if Tudor releases a BB58 with blue dial and blue bezel. If not, blue Seamaster for me.

[sierra11b]

The 39.5mm wears like a big mac on the wrist. The thickness to diameter ratio is totally off. Combine that with a smallish dial and 19mm lugs

I really wanted to flip my 42mm PO2500d for one, and then I tried it on

Also was able to try one... it sucks.

The 39.5mm was terrible. Not sure why it's getting such good reception? The 43.5mm is where it's at for me. They nailed that one.

[mattjmcd]

That ceramic no date is so money

Totally. My local AD showed it to me and yeah, it's pretty great.

[bnabod]

That ceramic no date is so money

Totally. My local AD showed it to me and yeah, it's pretty great.

Alas too big for me