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Thanks for the answers!
I really like them both. I was just looking out to see if there was clear favourite among watch fellows.
I'm leaning towards the dual-time. A bit cheaper, more useful complication indeed (and I have very few watches, so it´s easy to keep track of its winding), and in a couple of years I think I might get tired of that big power reserve indicator...
Besides, I don´t want it to bee too dressy, so the extra numerals of the Dual time can spice it up a little.
Wristshots promised!
Captain Dual-Time or Power Reserve
Hello, Which of these 2 would you choose, based on looks alone? Neither dual-time nor power reserve are essential to me, and the price tag doesn´t differ much, so the choice is all about the looks. Thank you!...
IMHO - Take the dual time
I don't think that the power reserve is a very useful complication. Never had a watch with this and I will be winding the watch all time if I have one, just to "fill up".. The dual time, or GMT, is a complication that one can use. Again, IMHO, the black d...
Both are very nice
but if I should choose just based on looks, I'd go for the power reserve version. If I would understand the complications, I would take Dual-Time. Best, Kari
Thanks
Thanks for the answers! I really like them both. I was just looking out to see if there was clear favourite among watch fellows. I'm leaning towards the dual-time. A bit cheaper, more useful complication indeed (and I have very few watches, so it´s e...
Dual Time for me ...
... since I think that the power reserve indication is not integrated too harmoniously with the rest of the dial. Regards, Marcus
In silver, the Dual Time would hold . . .
. . . my attention aesthetically, but it would be a closer contest in black. I'd also consider the bracelet option, especially when matched with a black dial.
Change of plans
Well, thank you everyone for your feedback! Unfortunately, I had to shorten a lot the budget in my chase for a kind-of-dressy silver dial watch, so I had to forget the Zenith. To be more precise: it´s not forgotten, it´s just in the background w...