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A variant of the Valjoux 7750 with a 3-6-9 subdial layout and a relocated date window; the chronograph pushers remain at 2 and 4 o'clock. It shares the 7750's automatic winding, 28,800 vph beat and roughly 48-hour reserve.
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Owners find the Colomer & Sons Cosmos attractive, though some note the original strap is uncomfortable and the case height is noticeable. One owner is uncertain about repurchasing, suggesting a strap change could enhance the experience. The watch features a black sandwich dial, big date, and moonphase complication. While some enthusiasts consider its features impressive for the price, others feel the brand is slightly overpriced compared to other micro-brands. Overall, owners are divided on whether the Colomer & Sons Cosmos offers compelling value, with opinions split on its pricing relative to its features and brand positioning.
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