JCC296
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Incoming: Octo Finissimo Tadao Ando Ref. 103534
Missed out on the silver dial and titanium edition when it was released in 2019. I knew I had to have the new 2021 edition when I learned about it. I understand some may dislike the yellow moon (banana), but in my humble opinion the design never meant to place a traditional "functioning" moonphase on the dial. Instead it's a symbol of rebirth and the passing nature of time. Anyways let's move on to some quick pics. Hope you guys enjoy it. Thanks!

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Thanks Patrick!
By: JCC296 : April 12th, 2021-12:51
Yes, the ceramic is fragile. I heard some store cracked the link while sizing a ceramic finissimo and had to send it in for replacement under warranty. I have to agree that watch would look just as good without the moon )