As I mentioned in the article, I'd like to see the Heuer 02 model with a blue leather strap...or a blue bezel with the stainless steel bracelet. Something is needed to break up the colours.
And yes, I get your point on legibility. But that will always be an issue with skeleton dial watches. And speaking of that, I did see a lot of TAG Heuer influence in this new Zenith. I do like the "solid" backing of the sub-dials..looks better than the full Skeleton approach of the Carrera in my view.
As I mentioned in the article, I'd like to see the Heuer 02 model with a blue leather strap...or a blue bezel with the stainless steel bracelet. Something is needed to break up the colours.
And yes, I get your point on legibility. But that will always be an issue with skeleton dial watches. And speaking of that, I did see a lot of TAG Heuer influence in this new Zenith. I do like the "solid" backing of the sub-dials..looks better than the full Skeleton approach of the Carrera in my view.
As I mentioned in the article, I'd like to see the Heuer 02 model with a blue leather strap...or a blue bezel with the stainless steel bracelet. Something is needed to break up the colours.
And yes, I get your point on legibility. But that will always be an issue with skeleton dial watches. And speaking of that, I did see a lot of TAG Heuer influence in this new Zenith. I do like the "solid" backing of the sub-dials..looks better than the full Skeleton approach of the Carrera in my view.
As I mentioned in the article, I'd like to see the Heuer 02 model with a blue leather strap...or a blue bezel with the stainless steel bracelet. Something is needed to break up the colours.
And yes, I get your point on legibility. But that will always be an issue with skeleton dial watches. And speaking of that, I did see a lot of TAG Heuer influence in this new Zenith. I do like the "solid" backing of the sub-dials..looks better than the full Skeleton approach of the Carrera in my view.
