Duckworth Prestex Broadgate GMT AutomaticvsTimefactors Commando PRS-47
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Owners appreciate the Duckworth Prestex Broadgate GMT Automatic as a vibrant summer choice, with five color options available on a rubber or metal bracelet for approximately $995. One owner finds the three different numeral fonts on the dial disorienting. Overall, owners value the Duckworth Prestex Broadgate GMT Automatic for its colorful aesthetic and bracelet options.
Owners widely praise the Timefactors Commando PRS-47 for its faithful vintage design, particularly the tropical dial and hi-dome acrylic or sapphire crystal which enhances its visual appeal. The 36mm case size is frequently highlighted as a positive, offering a comfortable and historically accurate fit, complemented by 20mm lug spacing. Some owners note the Miyota 9039 movement's accuracy, with one reporting +1 second per day. Criticisms include the stock bracelet clasp being flimsy or a "solid MEH," and one owner found the 36mm size too small. On balance, owners rate the Timefactors Commando PRS-47 highly for its vintage aesthetic and wearability at the price.
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