Seiko had a similar idea for their vintage M77 Sea Lion model, which featured lume on the underside of the hands as well as on the back of the indices.
https://i.postimg.cc/m2sWfMrz/Seiko-M77.jpg...
Type: Posts; User: dschaen81
Seiko had a similar idea for their vintage M77 Sea Lion model, which featured lume on the underside of the hands as well as on the back of the indices.
https://i.postimg.cc/m2sWfMrz/Seiko-M77.jpg...
The Globemaster name is currently used by Omega, so that would be rather problematic.
The Miyota movements have the advantage of being slimmer than the Seiko calibers, which would allow the case...
Very sharp! :nevreness:
Very true, I think these were less common? Personally, I still find that the lumend versions work better.
I suppose a 38 mm case would look well-proportioned with 20 mm lug-width.
Could a...
The concept renderings look handsome, but imho without lume and the crosshair or vertical line on the dial they appear to dressy. The original GG design struck an excellent balance between elegance...
Lovely! Am I the only one who thinks it would look even better with a crosshair or a vertical line across the dial?
I'd even like a version with the snazzy date window à la Polerouter, but I'm...