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Opinions on the Hamilton Jazzmaster Skeleton L.E. H32676791
Hello Hamilton Fans,I'm brand new to this forum and hope a few of you can throw some opinions my way about a purchase I'm considering. I've never owned a Hamilton before but was blown away recently by the styling of the Hamilton Jazzmaster Skeleton Limited Edition H32676791. I've always been a Rolex and Omega guy but love the look of skeleton-type time pieces in general. The one I'm referring to is the polished SS model with the blue hands. I'm not looking at the watch as an investment but am a bit intrigued by the statement that "this watch was limited to 999 watches total production, with the US only getting 666". It would be nice to wear a watch on occasion that no one else seems to have (as much as I like them, this is definitey an not the case with Rolexes).Here are my questions I'm hoping any of you can help me out with:(1) What is the manufacturing year of Jazzmaster Skeleton L.E. H32676791? I see the watch advertised as "new" but it doesn't show up on Hamilton's official

Are you a brandcoholic?
Ok, here's the question...Personally, I don't care the brand of any of my belongings, except for watches and electronics; sometimes I carry 10 times more in my watch, than in my whole clothes, because I repeat, I don't careIf they look good, I don't care if the clothes are made by Armani or by Levi'sHow about you guys? are your brandcoholics?

Planet Ocean Bezels
On the PO, the bezel has a sort of coin edge,I have noticed that some PO have bezels with grooves that are about every half second, but others where the grooves are every second. Was there a swap over point when this changed? Look at these 2 pics, hope they show the difference clearly enough.

Why a Yachtmaster?
This is why!

Other watches need variety too!
The Daysjust and Day-Date have a ginormous variety of versions, which includes: different sizes, many different dial colours, and a vast number of other options. Overall, there are dozens upon dozens of different Datejust and Day-Date models.This begs the question: why are other Rolex models, many of which are arguably even more iconic than the Datejust and Day-Date (such as the Submariner), not given this same type of treatment? I think it would be wonderful if, for example, the Submariner could be had in 38mm and with a multitude of different dial and bezel options. Does anyone know why this disparity exists between two Rolex models and the rest of them? Let¡¯s discuss