I think the dial has too many numerals, which is not really necessary for a diver IMO
By: hoseachandra : September 18th, 2021-07:17
Anyway i hope they start to make medium sized fifty fathom (37-40 mm) which is NOT a limited edition. The bathyscaphe 38 mm was the only regular production in that size range, if i am not mistaken
That’s the silver lining for me as well… Makes me wonder if a revamp of the entire collection could happen starting from this women’s version… 42mm with the curves of the 5015 case would be cherry!
Love the popping blue color. But Franck Muller numerals on a Fifty Fathoms, not my cup of tea. Leave the date, just have the straight 12-3-6-9 numerals in a 40-42 mm case (end whining)
I put one specific BP on my wishlist. A 41,5 FF. The desert diver. After viewing the watch on the BP website. Good news for the readers, the dial is without the flamboyant numerals.
I think it is good news in the end because it shows Blancpain reaching for a wider audience (women with this specific watch), but alongside that premise, a 41-42mm non limited could not be too far away….
Having said that, as the proud owner of a 5015, one cannot but be happy and wish success to Blancpain on this release.
I said i have the ff desert on the eye. The watch is almost ok. The rough polishing and sharp edges is i think part of the watch. Should divers prefer that kind of sharpness? Be honest i not wore a wetsuit, but i can imagine a dive watch must be smooth. I dived, but i a comfort pool. Even my own Omega Seamaster is smooth enough to meet my requirement. My knowledge of the ff is poor.