Dr No
[Moderator Omega - Wristscan]
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I think it comes down to whether you normally dress up . . .
. . . or down. I'm always casual, so my preference would be for black; also, black works better on smaller wrists. On the plus side of the ledger for the silvery white dial is it's greater flexibility with regards to straps - if you like changing the appearance of your watch with straps, then white has far more options . . . cordially, Art
White--And Here's Why
First off, I really am taken with the Senator Karee in this modified square case. I find it such an eye-catcher; perhaps more important to me is that the dial is clean and easy to read. I don't care for cluttered dials that negate the whole purpose of the...
Black--And Here's Why
Meenha has a good point about the white dial being a bit more versitile and the gold hands are striking againts the white dial. However if I am buying a chornograph in this league it is for legibility, which in my mind is a black dial.
I think it comes down to whether you normally dress up . . .
. . . or down. I'm always casual, so my preference would be for black; also, black works better on smaller wrists. On the plus side of the ledger for the silvery white dial is it's greater flexibility with regards to straps - if you like changing the appe...
Have the specs been posted previously...case size, movement, etc. Also,
does any one know the MSRP? Thanks for any info you can provide. Carol
The movement is the manufacture cal 39 movement . . .
. . . with chronograph module, and the case is specified as 41.35 mm x 41.35 mm with a height of 12.6 mm. MSRP will be provided by e-mail . . . cordially, Art
tough choice.
I like them both for different reasons but i'm leaning towards the black dial. Then again the white dial looks classy... How about that sport evo Impact chrono in the case under the white watch...
White dial for me
Last week I saw the round one with a white dial and I had a chance to try the Square model with the black dial. For me it's for sure the white dial version, when we talk about the square version. I really liked the black dial, but find it too hard too rea...
Great photo
While I know you stated your preference for the white dial variant, that's a pretty convincing photo for the black. It looks stunning.
Ditto . . .
. . . and does anyone else see a match with a black stingray strap? Just curious . . . Art
Alternatives …
I have been thinking of a cushion-cased Panerai and the Vacheron Constantin Americaine 1921 for a while, but this square Sixties may be a viable alternative. Very stylish and the case picks up reflections in an interesting way. I think a galuchat strap co...
Oooh, Andrew!
A VC Americaine would be the cat's meow! *excited clapping* I love that watch! *impish grin* Daos
Thanks for the encouragement …
… that I probably need like, well, like I need another new watch! J Actually I went looking for the VC in HK recently, but couldn’t find one to try. Love it in pictures so it’s still on the ‘list’. A
Of the two beauties, which one is more versatile?
After looking at the pics here, I'm thinking I should consider it. Was at my AD yesterday but did not see any. Thanks. Regards, iAn
Can't go wrong with any of these 2
Maybe the Black dial gives more strength while the white dial adds a touch of elegance to this already sublime watch? You really can't go wrong with any of these 2. Best, Nicolas
Hard to choose, but...
...in this square iteration I prefer the black dial. Both are so lovely though! You cannot go wrong! Good luck! Cheers, Daos
