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Hi guys, today I made short clip showing the watch, hope you will enjoy this video. ...  

I'm not surprised at all this watch has gotten so popular lately... 1. It's a really cool Genta design. 2. It's super slim. The slimness is haute horlogerie (the movement is not haute horlogerie, but the slimness definitely is). The slimness makes it eleg... 

I tried most of the versions and I would go with Titanium or sandblasted steel -elegant, discrete (satin polished model is eye-cather)

1. Polished/Brushed Stainless steel with black or blue face is amazing and a great clean design. 2. Sandblasted Steel piece is amazing, with a specially plated stainless steel that's plated in various previous metals such as Rhodium and palladium (rhodium... 

I totally agree, each watch iteration gives different vibes, personally the only one that I am not too big fan of is the polished ceramic.

For me the sanblasted steel version is better than the polished/brushed. I've never been a fan of bracelets with polished links and surfaces, likely because they're a magnet for hairlines. I like the matte finishing of titanium, it indeed looks like a toy... 

If you get a scratch on the sandblasted steel version, that scratch will be the color of steel rather than the color of the plating on top of the steel, so it will show very readily. I'm leaning more towards the titanium. But that's just me. I also wished... 

I love my titanium. I think I'll get soon another Finissimo, likely with strap. I hope they'll be able to design a thin deployante, I don't like buckle very much

Can they sell you a strap and titanium buckle for your Finissimo? Would it work? It should work unless the springbar holes are different. I like the titanium one and the brushed/polished steel version with the blue face. I might have to get two as well!

and fits your wrist very well. George

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