Here are my regular red and my Matrix green.
I disagree that the PSR is priced too high. I also have less expensive LED watches from Bulova and Yema, for example, and once you have the PSR in hand, you'll see that it's a quality watch. The dual-tech display looks amazing (with the green quite a bit brighter than the red), the sapphire crystal is cut in a really interesting way with fantastic-looking bevel that plays with the light. The bracelet is wonderful at the price point; very similar to how the Speedy 3861 bracelet wears and feels (i.e., liquid). Finally, the accuracy beats the cheaper LED brands by a lot.
I'll likely add the green/steel version as well at some point, as I prefer the non-DLC look of my red, but the green display on my Matrix. 🙂
Nodus and Autodromo have impressed me with build quality and uniqueness. I like it when micros create watches that you couldn't find more expensive versions of even if you wanted to. Well-executed originality, I suppose.
A limited edition Twelve advanced enough to nearly rival the Bel Canto.
That's the best I can piece together from CW's recent Loupe email, the helmet photo, the ice photo and parameter names in the URLs of their campaign emails.
Looking forward to Tuesday!
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