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    First rendition looks fantastic.

    40mm, 1-12 bezel, no date.

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    Hi Eddie,

    I like the design a lot but would prefer the automatic Seiko movement. If needed I know someone with contacts.

    The mecaquartz is nice but not a mechanical and I am not currently looking at anything non mechanical...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Fuzuli View Post
    First rendition looks fantastic.

    40mm, 1-12 bezel, no date.

    This.

    Dave

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    The twin sub dial version is sheer watch porn, it's so hot it should be in the boys room.

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    Eddie’s second render of the two sub dial version is a big improvement, losing the tachymetre makes the design a lot cleaner.

    Thank you Martin and Redhed for the scaled down to 40mm images, great effort guys.

    Dave

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    Love The second rendering on the BOR bracelet. Looking forward to this one already.

    Although I would also prefer a 40mm case size.

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    Likin’ this

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    Very nice, personally I like the original design the most, but its not clear what the profile of the crystal will be like. I hope it's domed, plus I would rather it was acrylic rather than Sapphire to be honest.

    If you do opt for a 12 hour bezel instead, can we please have an inverted 6 instead. The current open 6 and 9 just does seem to be quite right imho.
    Last edited by Andyg; 13th May 2018 at 07:59.

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    Personally I prefer the first images. I know the day/night indicator can add a bit of diversity and colour but really they're pointless; I always know whether it's day-time or night-time. For me it doesn't pass the 'so-what?' question:

    Admirer - "that's a nice looking watch, what does the coloured section represent"

    Wearer - "it tells me whether it's day-time or night-time."

    Admirer - "do you often have trouble understanding the difference?"

    Wearer - "er, no. Actually it is a bit pointless isn't it"

    It's how I would feel anyway.

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    Quote Originally Posted by TaketheCannoli View Post
    Personally I prefer the first images. I know the day/night indicator can add a bit of diversity and colour but really they're pointless; I always know whether it's day-time or night-time. For me it doesn't pass the 'so-what?' question:

    Admirer - "that's a nice looking watch, what does the coloured section represent"

    Wearer - "it tells me whether it's day-time or night-time."

    Admirer - "do you often have trouble understanding the difference?"

    Wearer - "er, no. Actually it is a bit pointless isn't it"

    It's how I would feel anyway.

    Might as well make some use out of the 24hr indicator, no?

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    id love to see a touch of red on there .
    maybe on the subdial hands?
    Good luck everybody. Have a good one.

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    Quote Originally Posted by TaketheCannoli View Post
    Personally I prefer the first images. I know the day/night indicator can add a bit of diversity and colour but really they're pointless; I always know whether it's day-time or night-time. For me it doesn't pass the 'so-what?' question:

    Admirer - "that's a nice looking watch, what does the coloured section represent"

    Wearer - "it tells me whether it's day-time or night-time."

    Admirer - "do you often have trouble understanding the difference?"

    Wearer - "er, no. Actually it is a bit pointless isn't it"

    It's how I would feel anyway.
    I take it you won't be having one then :-)

    Eddie
    Whole chunks of my life come under the heading "it seemed like a good idea at the time".

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    Quote Originally Posted by swanbourne View Post
    I take it you won't be having one then :-)

    Eddie
    I didn't say that ;)

    I'd buy the first example in a flash, it's just the day/night thing I don't like.

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    Have you a rough indication on pricing, Eddie?

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    Quote Originally Posted by EchoSevenNine View Post
    Have you a rough indication on pricing, Eddie?
    You won’t get that until the day it appears in the shop.

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    Definitely drawn to this one, the amber sub dial certainly adds something and I like both the new clasp designs.

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    Quote Originally Posted by TaketheCannoli View Post
    Personally I prefer the first images. I know the day/night indicator can add a bit of diversity and colour but really they're pointless; I always know whether it's day-time or night-time. For me it doesn't pass the 'so-what?' question:

    Admirer - "that's a nice looking watch, what does the coloured section represent"

    Wearer - "it tells me whether it's day-time or night-time."

    Admirer - "do you often have trouble understanding the difference?"

    Wearer - "er, no. Actually it is a bit pointless isn't it"

    It's how I would feel anyway.
    I can think of several practical uses :-)

    cave exploration, travel by submarine, space travel, as well extended stays in bunkers, or indeed wine cellars(!)

    Gert

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    A quick and dirty phone pic of the prototype from the manufacturer. I should have the prototype next week and will post more pics.



    Eddie
    Whole chunks of my life come under the heading "it seemed like a good idea at the time".

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    Quote Originally Posted by swanbourne View Post
    A quick and dirty phone pic of the prototype from the manufacturer. I should have the prototype next week and will post more pics.



    Eddie
    Thats lovely!


    Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

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    Looks superb!

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    And on strap.



    Eddie
    Whole chunks of my life come under the heading "it seemed like a good idea at the time".

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