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Pictures don't do this dial justice...
Ever since I've seen this one in the metal, I've really grown to like it and have been admiring pics from Instagram and the Internet in general. But I've got to say that the color and texture on this dial must be incredibly difficult to capture because the actual shade of blue more gray-ish and subtle. Most of the pics I've seen shows the blue as almost a florescent or pastel shade. The angular case and overall dimensions (ever so slightly smaller than the Snowflake) allowed a good fit and this one is made of steel rather than titanium which I prefer because of the heft.
It's a beauty but it seems there aren't too many Purists that have gone for it.
What are your thoughts on this one? Trying to decide. Many shots to show how different light affects dial.
It appears more blue in these shots and less silvery blue which it is in the flesh. Thank you. ...
I'm waiting to pick up mine!
I believe there's a lot of value on a watch with *two* dial colors depending on light conditions (and every shade in between) and two straps that follow them.
It’s a pretty unique color!
But I hesitate to buy that and would rather stick with the Snowflake dial.
My local store informed me I am too late to buy a blue dial GS from them
I've got to get there within a day of release to beat some other local Grand Seiko lovers. Darn it, this brand used to be a "secret" and now everyone knows about it. How do these things happen? :-( So says the moderator of this forum who should have kept ...
Pictures don't do this dial justice...
Ever since I've seen this one in the metal, I've really grown to like it and have been admiring pics from Instagram and the Internet in general. But I've got to say that the color and texture on this dial must be incredibly difficult to capture because th...
After seeing several in person I've concluded it's too gaudy for me
Maybe that's not the right word - too flashy, showy, blue? Cazalea