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Lankysudanese's original post highlights the exceptional polishing work on a Hajime Asaoka timepiece, drawing attention to the intricate finishing across the case, lugs, dial elements, hands, numerals, and crown. This level of detail is a hallmark of independent watchmaking, and Lankysudanese's appreciation underscores the artistry involved in achieving such a cohesive and brilliant aesthetic. His observations serve as a valuable starting point for understanding the visual impact of meticulous surface treatment in high horology.
This is a perlon strap, which was showcased with the TOKI on IG by a famous watch journalist. At this point, I’m desperate for anything
and I like it a lot 👌🏽 I agree, this dial has been the hardest to dress up. Well done!
Credit fo zach blas from timeandtide.com
First thing i did when I received my dark blue dial Kurono was changing the strap with a aftermarket one that suited my style and taste a bit more too
With its rings on the dial, bold hands, and very unusual metal strap I can't really call this a "bracelet"
Some of the combo’s look good, but I wouldn’t go as far as describing the combination as seamless. Check them out (Delugs).
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