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Owners praise the San Martin Square GMT's dial and bracelet styling, plus its fantastic finishing, though the chunky cushion case polarizes—some embrace the 70s retro proportions while others find it awkwardly bulky where it meets the bracelet. A bracelet assembly issue affects the clasp: screw links penetrate too far, causing the screw to protrude on the opposite side and preventing proper fit. The 24-click bidirectional bezel and automatic movement function smoothly, with one owner reporting no dial twist during time adjustment, though at $327 the price sits at the higher end of the micro-brand market. Overall, the San Martin Square GMT divides owners between those drawn to its retro styling and finishing and those who view the case proportions and assembly quirk as compromise too severe for the cost.
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