cazalea
[Seiko Moderator]
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I didn't know what it meant, but I'm pretty sure IWC only uses it as an adjective, because the material of the dial varies while the descriptor remains the same
This one has no texture other than the brushing, whereas my wife's watch is elaborately shaped
Cold grey day...?
Bought it years ago, hardly ever use it, but it has never lost its charm. One of the very first Co-Axial movements. The Co-Axial mark is on the back. ...
Came close to buying one of these ruthenium DeVilles, . . .
. . . the power reserve version, when they were introduced back in '01(?). Never pulled the trigger, of course, and now my priorities have changed a bit. But I can say that my next watch will almost certainly have a grey dial. Always liked the look. Art
I didn't know what it meant, but I'm pretty sure IWC only uses it as an adjective, because the material of the dial varies while the descriptor remains the same
This one has no texture other than the brushing, whereas my wife's watch is elaborately shaped ...
