I saw the Brave Beaters review. There is a detail I'm trying to clear up regarding the font of the date wheel. Most pictures, I think including this one, feature a rather generic classical font, but on the one in the video review it seemed to be a much more fitting modern font. Do you know anything about this change?

More pictures please!

I'm very impressed, but then after my impressive Pitzmann II, perhaps that shouldn't be a surprise. They clearly know what they're doing. I'm not really into chronographs, but this looks better proportioned and laid out with more strongly shaped elements than either the Rolex or the Longines in my opinion. Because I've not been particularly interested in chronographs (most are just too busy right off the bat) I'm not the best informed as to what makes a truly good one. There are some lovely classical ones, and some really clean ones (such as Junghans), but this is seriously smart looking functional sports design.

Sorry I mentioned it. It's really good isn't it?

For me the AD15 and the bronze green AD8 are exerting a certain pull. I'd consider 41mm rather big, and am not normally into divers nor bronze, so I probably shouldn't... but it looks so well judged and I love the green tones they used.

Many thanks for these pictures. I'm quite convinced Wise is doing something special. The AD8, AD7 and AD15 have all been very interesting propositions in their own way. I just finished watching reviews on the bronze green AD8 and felt myself wanting to order one, although 41mm is a little big for me, I am not into divers, and I am quite certain I don't need bronze to patina on my wrist. Somehow, on this piece, it all does make sense the colour is just perfect for it.

Lovely shot! You had in on suede before, didn't you? It's arguably a subtle change, but the suede dresses it down slightly, making is great potential for a smart display wear, while this original croc leather enhanced its formal traits.