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··Oooo subtitles!There are several Schumacher branded Speedmasters including full size Pro cases models, perhaps this is the point the prospective buyer was making. There may even be an oversize 44mm version if memory serves. There are so many in fact it dilutes some of the specialness such a model should have.
Not sure who invoked ‘ladies watch’, the buyer or OP but that is unhelpful. The Reduced case, just like the Pro has pusher guards which protrude beyond the ~35.5mm bezel, (the Pro bezel is ~39mm) so depending on where you measure you get different numbers as both are wider between the pushers than at the bezel. The Reduced measures around 38.5mm next to but not including the crown, the Pro ~41.5mm at the same place. The so called Reduced model is therefore ‘Reduced’ by around 3mm vs the Pro. The Mk 40 is rather different, has flatter sides and a larger bezel and comes in around 39.5mm for both measurements. There are other fundamental differences other than size between the models too of course.
Taken on face value, the OP watch is smaller than the Moonwatch, and the DayDate or Mk 40 models too, one of which I see he has. Looks like the clownshoe has a point, the Reduced is smaller than all the other recent Speedmaster models, but I can see how Omega’s descriptions can lead to confusion.
Not sure who invoked ‘ladies watch’, the buyer or OP but that is unhelpful. The Reduced case, just like the Pro has pusher guards which protrude beyond the ~35.5mm bezel, (the Pro bezel is ~39mm) so depending on where you measure you get different numbers as both are wider between the pushers than at the bezel. The Reduced measures around 38.5mm next to but not including the crown, the Pro ~41.5mm at the same place. The so called Reduced model is therefore ‘Reduced’ by around 3mm vs the Pro. The Mk 40 is rather different, has flatter sides and a larger bezel and comes in around 39.5mm for both measurements. There are other fundamental differences other than size between the models too of course.
Taken on face value, the OP watch is smaller than the Moonwatch, and the DayDate or Mk 40 models too, one of which I see he has. Looks like the clownshoe has a point, the Reduced is smaller than all the other recent Speedmaster models, but I can see how Omega’s descriptions can lead to confusion.
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