My kitchen sink has three compartments, the left and right are the same size, the center is smaller, shallower and plumbed to the disposal. Our hard water is tough on fixtures, have had to replace the fixture several times due to leaks developing at the swivel point of our single handle faucets. We are looking for a two handle sink, hoping to eliminate the leaking problem, although it still must swivel. Handles capable of being operated with the wrist would be nice. Our main problem is the reach, needs to be at least 10" to reach the side sinks. Who designed these sinks anyway? To short a reach and the side sinks are useless, to long and the water splashes when using the center sink. Any help is greatly appreciated.

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Handles capable of being operated with the wrist would be nice.

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Are you asking for a surgical faucet,(see image) with a 10" spout?
Here's a faucet such as you described but you'll have to change to a longer spout,(see image). I didn't price the faucet but I've done wal in clinics and s I recall they don't come cheap. Let me know. Tom

You have 3 bowl sink, you need faucet that fits that sink. Tom gave you 50 years old idea. I would suggest something from 21.Century. Kohler makes great kitchen faucets with large arch. See the pic...

I realized you asked this question way back in 2009, but I am wondering what your solution ended up being? I have the same stupid sink that you are describing... with the same annoying problem! Actually, the sink is great, IF the Faucet would reach the two larger side bowls adequately without being TOO LONG for the center small garbage disposal one. I am thinking some sort of extendable faucet would work great, but every time I try to search for one, "Extendable just means "Pull out sprayer" and that's not what I am looking for. It would be awesome if I could find one that was 10" but could extend to maybe 12-14". I am sure you totally know what I mean :-) Let me know if you were able to come up with anything!