Dje
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I'm not ready yet to post my report but...
Hi Hatari, Velociphile,
I'm sorry as I'm getting back from SIHH and I'm just overloaded by my "real" job after days of absence.
I hope to post more late today.
Regarding the seconds indicator, it is not intended to be a small seconds. In fact this is a tool and the seconds are the most alive indication of the watch running. Yes that's the reason. When you're diving 30 or 50 meters underwater you may want to be sure that your watch works.
The blue color was chosen because that's the last color that is visible at the higher depths. When you don't see the blue anymore, you see nothing.
The seconds indicator just tries to show that the movement is running, in the most visible way.
I hope it helps.
No gimmicks, just a tool! 
Dje
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