40 Hr Power Reserve on 15202
What have people's experiences been with the 40 hours of PR from the 15202? Specifically, from people who are coming from the standard Rolex 40 hour. Having two watches in my rotation now, 45 (Speedy) and 48 (BLNR), it was an adjustment going to those after having a daily wearer of the Omega PO 8500, which had 60. I am worried that when looking at the 15202 that, it will another adjustment going to 40. Essentially this would be my weekend watch, a spot currently occupied by the BLNR, so it's not a huge issue, but just curious. I am guessing the wear for a day, leave off for a day, and then wear again would involve some resetting and winding?

My New Omega
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Homage
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RFI - Speedy Pro
Hello Good People,I'm seriously considering a Speedy Pro as my next watch, but I have some questions/concerns. Although I appreciate the fact that the watch is iconic etc., I'm not going to buy it soley because of its history. At the end of the day, it has to satisfy some practical needs. Admittedly, given the tenor of my inquiries, I'm not a WIS...yet!First, I wonder if I will miss not having a date feature. All of my other watches, including an Omega PO and an Omega day/date reduced, show me the date. As a result, I've become accustomed to having it. I also rely on the date feature for work...though I can obviously determine the date in other manners. I also recognize that I can get a Speedmaster w/ a date function but it won't be a Pro. Plus, I like the 42mm size of the Pro. Any thoughts?Second, is the manual wind a true pain in the or simply an inconvenience? Call me lazy, but I can barely function in the morning and the thought of having to remember to wind the watch gi

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