I can relate. Tho I’ve actually managed to bring myself to list some. My new rule is if there’s no room in the watch box(es), then it’s a one out before another one in policy. I’ll just have put in place the additional condition that I can’t buy more watch boxes 😂
Christopher Ward hybrid rubber straps and Garmin straps are surprisingly comfy. I regularly swap them onto my other watches and they definitely change the wearing experience (and aesthetic)!
My biggest watch collecting regret has to be not picking up a Seiko Sarb033 when I had a chance at a reasonable price before they announced the discontinuation of it. Would love to see them bring it back…and not at some crazy new price tier!
I dig the overall design. It’s fun and fresh, and that geometric pattern and shade of blue looks awesome! But I wish they had made the 2/6/10 markers equivalent sizes…seems imbalanced to have the 6 larger.
It’s really just a matter of opinion. I don’t view the slight green or blue of the markers in non low light scenarios as being distracting from the overall dial designs in these instances.
Personally, I actually think having slightly contrasting lume coloration helps view the markers as distinct dial elements and can add some visual interest.
Of course there are always exceptions, like low contrast designs such as a stealth build or an intentionally monochromatic look. So I can see why some may prefer a design like your mock-up with more white lume plots (like how a lot of people like having date discs match the dial color).
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