Since I have really wide wrists I find that any watch smaller than about 38-40mm is really too small for me and so that rules out a lot of Omega watches. However I just noticed this 42mm Seamaster Cosmic 2000 on ebay and thought it looked quite attractive.

I cant really justify buying as I'm in the middle of modifying some of my Seiko divers but I do like the shape and style of the watch.

Comments welcome

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If it really is 42mm then it must do and that doesnt seem like a common size.

My regular diver is a Seiko 6309-7040 which is minimum 44mm and it doesnt look big on me

 

ok, i think i see why its so big now......its like a second case around the first case

 

It's a caiber 102x, not 1012 like the seller thinks. What the hell is up with those oddly placed lume pips? Anyway, £275 / $443 is a little high. I'd like it better at £217 / $350.

 

I think those dots might be caused by the dial feet underneath?