Jim14
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I feel the same way...
Nov 07, 2019,17:58 PM
But I see it as my problem because watches have become largely jewelry for those that wear them since the time is always accurately available at our fingertips. I am 61 and generally an ‘old school’ adherent and I don’t agree with the new trend, but I can easily buck it because there are many amazing timepieces that are legible — I will just add those to my collection.
Unfortunately, I had an AP ROO Panda where the hands would get lost in the subdials so I sold it! Loved that watch...but I also love the (two) that replaced it LOL!
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My biggest gripe these days is illegible dials
By: Hulk : November 7th, 2019-15:20
that are impossible to read the time due to the skeleton dial or small hands or same colour hands as dial etc. For me it's a design flaw. Especially since I now need reading glasses for small print. Nowadays im just looking at buying watches where I can t...
Current Trends Luxury Designer and Steel Watches
By: bradleg : November 7th, 2019-17:53
Yes, I agree. I have noticed two current trends in luxury watchmaking. One is the designer luxury watches where readability, and telling the time is secondary or non-existent. The second is the popularity of the luxury stainless steel sports watch. Both t...
I feel the same way...
By: Jim14 : November 7th, 2019-17:58
But I see it as my problem because watches have become largely jewelry for those that wear them since the time is always accurately available at our fingertips. I am 61 and generally an ‘old school’ adherent and I don’t agree with the new trend, but I can...
Welcome to the club : )
By: mdg : November 7th, 2019-20:01
...as a (retired) graphic designer/art director, usability has always been high on my list of attributes. At the end of my career I did a lot of digital work designing apps (UX/UI). You have a very small space with which to work, and everything must be co...
Like art it's subjective but having seen another
By: Hulk : November 9th, 2019-03:32
Post this week showing the Roger Dubuis Knights jewellery version, I totally admire the watch but it appears like many others, the more expensive it becomes the original function of it is non existent. In the end it's there to tell the time. You wouldn't ...