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·This is the combo I'm interested in. I didn't specify bracelet style but to be honest would probably take either if I "got the call" (I hate that phrase). Actually, I think I prefer the fluted bezel also, but that adds quite a lot to the price, and I think maybe the under the radar look with the smooth bezel would be more wearable every day.
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··TAG Heuer Forums ModeratorToday’s Modular 45 combo: Calibre 5 mechanical module on titanium lugs and buckle, and black calfskin strap 1FT6079
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·Today: A watch that I’d wholeheartedly recommend if someone asked me about an affordable, but still good quality, reissue of an iconic diver (affordable = well less than 1k)…
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·Today: A watch that I’d wholeheartedly recommend if someone asked me about an affordable, but still good quality, reissue of an iconic diver (affordable = well less than 1k)…
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·Correct. Difficult lighting (cloudy end of day), but the green dial is actually very nice.
The real kicker of that watch is the case design: Not only do you have the “cushion effect” (= shorter L2L than the diameter would suggest), but the case-flanks slope quite strongly “inward”. That results in the Willard occupying less “footprint” on the wrist than one would normally expect for a watch of this size ( I think the MarineMaster uses the same trick).
The real kicker of that watch is the case design: Not only do you have the “cushion effect” (= shorter L2L than the diameter would suggest), but the case-flanks slope quite strongly “inward”. That results in the Willard occupying less “footprint” on the wrist than one would normally expect for a watch of this size ( I think the MarineMaster uses the same trick).
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