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New Seiko Prospex LX Ltd Edition Dive Watches
Two new Luxury Divers (if the words can be used together) one evoking the sunrise or sunset; the other moonlight. These are serious watches, approximately 45mm x 16mm.
They feature Zaratsu polishing, cermet (ceramic metal) bezels, and Spring Drive movements.
The colors are "Violet Gold" with brown dial, and Midnight Black with black dial (and black case)
Act quickly if you are interested -- only 200 worldwide of each.
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New Seiko Prospex LX Ltd Edition Dive Watches
Two new Luxury Divers (if the words can be used together) one evoking the sunrise or sunset; the other moonlight. These are serious watches, approximately 45mm x 16mm. They feature Zaratsu polishing, cermet (ceramic metal) bezels, and Spring Drive movemen...
Killer!
It mentions lowering the CG for a better wrist fit. I'm curious what the profile and case-back look like. Would need a third button on my shirt cuff to tuck that 16mm "thin" case! As always, thanks for the info! -John
Were it not there, would you be asking if we really need that "calendar page?" I feel the two rather "balance" one another out. What say you to that?
So many ways to look at these elements. Of course I understand your wish for greater simplicity. But on spring drive models I'd posit that since there is nothing going tick tock inside, one may be lulled into a false sense of security—as if the movement w...
I think Seiko included the power reserve hand as a reminder of Spring Drive’s efficiency
Every Spring Drive from Day One has had it. Alternatively, perhaps it provides some undocumented technical function in the Spring Drive movement itself. Cazalea
Calendar Page?
Do you mean the date window? I don't like those either but this one is not objectionable. Aside from the PR indicator being a sore detail, it's also pointless on an automatic watch. I think they are more appropriate on manual wind watches. Anyway, it is w...
