A shame they went with the lume that has a yellow tint during the day instead of pure white.

Titanium, and it isn't a close decision for me. Lightweight comfort for me! Wearing a black hyper-g right now, and the bang for the buck is super high.

But Tissot should really fix the size of the indices and the handset, they never seems to get them right on the Seastar lineup. The indices are too small and they seem to have thin down the handset from the 36mm and just stretched it, makes the dial feel too empty.

I agree, which is frustrating. I tried the 36mm version recently and thought it was a great watch, but the dial was too small for my wrist. The 40mm fixes the dial size, but you can drive a truck around all that empty space where the larger indices should be.

My 36mm Stowa Marine small seconds -- 8.5mm thin, only 60 g with strap -- super comfortable. If it had the date it might have been a one and done watch for me.