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I'm still adapting to all the bi-color pieces in the market...
...getting there slowly but have not embraced it so far
SeaQ, Refined mix of materials and expressive new colours
Elegant red gold encounters powerful black, bi-colour meets intense grey. In 2020, two new versions of the SeaQ Panorama Date diver’s watch make their appearance in the still-young collection. The new timepieces are now available in a red gold version wit...
I don't much mind the GO panorama date, as it's so well executed, but I'd have preferred that they'd positioned it at 6:00,
as they do in the Sixties and Seventies panorama date models. Oh, well, you can't have everything! 😁 At any rate, it's good to see GO re-entering the sports/dive watch market after such a long hiatus.
I wouldn’t call 5 or 6 years all that long of a hiatus.
I’d be more aggrieved by the fact they backtracked on their position that the sports watch segment was overcrowded in 2013, but somehow isn’t today! Instead of ditching the Sport Evos, all they had to do was adopt ceramic or sapphire for the bezel insert ...
I'm still adapting to all the bi-color pieces in the market...
...getting there slowly but have not embraced it so far
I'm generally not one for two tone watches
But this is extremely well executed. And, if not for the size, I could easily see myself wearing it.
Will be buying one used...
Those are amazing. As soon as they hit the used market I will be picking one up. IMO GO represents ridiculous value on the second-hand market!
The steel gold mix is so close to desirable...
The arrow minute hand is 'over the top' and has been since day one... it is simply imbalanced... it does not express elegance or minimalism or simplicity... ultimately it is NOT TEUTONIC. As a collector whose first serious watch was a Glashutte... I ask t...
Usually not drawn to such watches or to bicolor watches
But the black/gold one is stunning!