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ewen
PostPosted: Thu Dec 08, 2011 12:50 pm 
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Always wanted to know...is there any reason other than being aesthetically different why some watches have the winder or pushers on the left side of the case ?
I suppose some with large guarded winders would be uncomfortable on the left wrist if the winder and exaggerated guard were on the right hand side, but other than that I cant think of a technical reason. Is it just a style thing or something more ?

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Original Breitling chrono-matic had the crown on the left because there wasn't room on the right due to the micro rotor. Now it's more cosmetic / more convenient for right wrist wearers.
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