
Friends, The modern Sea Hawk has a big (44 mm) and quite brutal looking case… This was not always the case (pun intended). In the early 1960s the case was much smaller (34 mm) and more classic. What both these watches have in common except for the Sea Hawk name is having a very interesting texture o
Friends,
The modern Sea Hawk has a big (44 mm) and quite brutal looking case…
This was not always the case (pun intended).
In the early 1960s the case was much smaller (34 mm) and more classic.
What both these watches have in common except for the Sea Hawk name is having a very interesting texture on the dial.
The textures that give life to the dial and make it jump out and grab you!
The modern…
And the vintage…
Two very different watches, more than 50 years apart…
But still a lot of common DNA runs through them!
Best
Blomman
Congrats! Mine says "Hi". CC
Regarding the last generation, I really like this model but my favourite one is the Mermaids in green
Yes, a little something, something I have been keeping in the back for a while...! Best Blomman
You like Mermaids?! Me too! Just wish I was allowed to bring one home one day! Best Blomman
To be honest, too big, too bold.. Mais chacun á son gout !. Greetings to your vintages ! Best, my friend ! hs
There will Always be one version for everybodys taste! Best Blomman
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