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Which may cause me trouble in London! But truly for me for *most* watches, the case shape seems visually clearer with a non-integrated strap. I like angles and facets and curves.
Took me a while but now I think the C5 is the best of the C so far, followed by the OG Continuum / C1. With C2 and C4 I'd be worried they will look banged up in no time with the coated case and C3 is just not for me. Wondering about the upcoming C6...
(No, there are no pictures or any more teasers, unless someone from RG chimes in). In any event we donβt have long to wait; it should be launched in the next few months. I think collectively the entire C lineup once complete will have something for everyo...