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Make the current Seiko 5 dive watches 200 M water resistant. For the prices they are charging, I feel like the dive watches should be diver level water resistant. If Casio G-Shock can do it, y'all can too
Under 40mm would be considered smaller for me, as I have a 7" wrist and have only 40mm and up watches.
As for budget, under $500 would be nice.
I often go back and forth on with I prefer, often when thinking of a purchase that I end up never making. Overall, yes, quartz is objectively better. Better accuracy, far superior shock resistance (once wore my Seiko SRPD on a bumpy bike ride; went from spot on to about 30 seconds slow from just little trip), set it and forget it, you can hang around speakers and amps without a care, and no need to reset them if you choose to wear a different watch for a few days. But there's something for that smooth sweep and watching the rotor and mainspring bounce when I'm bored that just makes mechanical watches that much more special.
I think it's cool, and as one who plays a lot of video games I really think it'd be nice to have, but why Tag Heuer? Timex, Casio, etc would have been better for your target audience. You know, all ages. Ones that don't have $4000-$25000 to spend on a Mario watch?
Take the Chrono. It's using an Epson movement, so the chronograph hand sweeps. Also the mechanical Cali dial does not hack. I think hacking is a must
It's your watch. Your property. What's the difference between doing this to a G-Shock than the AP? A price tag and a wait time. If you shell out thousands of dollars on a watch, and wait god knows how long for it, you earn the right to mod it to your heart's content
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