Glashutte Original - ONE LAST TRY. So, these indices are not ergonomic, but decorative?

and it's a solid watch. I'm not a big fan of date windows on divers but the original had one so this gets a pass Fully brushed case, closed caseback, slight dome, super legible dial and modern features like a ceramic bezel tick a lot of boxes for a diver ...

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Same pass for the same reason. Yours is superb.

By: amanico : January 14th, 2023-07:29

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Very nice.

By: Brian : July 13th, 2023-19:02

Great watch, I prefer the big date myself ...

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Glashütte Original

ONE LAST TRY. So, these indices are not ergonomic, but decorative?

Took a look at the Glashūtte SeaQ yesterday.

Too beautiful for a dive/tool watch 🍻

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Well, we can say that same about the current Rolex Submariners.... ;)

I agree!

;)

When I'll be a retired diver,

Why not? And why waiting for that moment? Pleasure doesn't wait. ;)

Let's wait till the end of March first!

Aaah, you are waiting for an hypothetic new version?

Just curious!

Right, you can wait a bit more... Less than three months, now.

Yep.

You have to buy your peace. :))))

Especially this time.

Beautiful!

Very pretty indeed!

Why not? There is a life outside the Submariner.

If you ask me....

Agreed! ;)

I like it better than my Omega Planet Ocean. More elegant.

So many possibilities ..think about:

What is the purpose of the wide index next to each numeral, please? It seems too wide to use to set the time. And it has no relation to the hour or minute hand. It's just 'there'.

(My last post above refers.) Does anyone know, please?

ONE LAST TRY. So, these indices are not ergonomic, but decorative?

I have the first version (black dial) of the 39mm SeaQ...

Same pass for the same reason. Yours is superb.

Very nice.