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FranckAlexandre's original post, featuring a striking pink dial, sparked a lively debate among collectors regarding its aesthetic appeal and market positioning. This discussion delves into the nuances of color application in horology and its potential impact on a watch's perceived value and target demographic. It's a fascinating look at how a single design choice can ignite diverse opinions within the enthusiast community.
The Black Bay Chrono reference M79360N represents a significant evolution within the Black Bay collection, integrating a chronograph complication into the established aesthetic. This reference maintains the vintage-inspired design language of the Black Bay line, characterized by its snowflake hands and robust case construction, while introducing a sporty, bi-compax dial layout. It stands out as a performance-oriented offering, appealing to collectors seeking a blend of heritage design and modern chronograph functionality.
This model features a 41mm stainless steel case, providing a substantial yet wearable presence on the wrist. It houses a self-winding mechanical movement, offering a power reserve of approximately 70 hours. The watch is fitted with a domed sapphire crystal, contributing to its vintage appeal while ensuring durability. The robust construction ensures a water resistance suitable for daily wear and recreational activities.
The Black Bay Chrono M79360N appeals to collectors interested in chronographs with a distinct neo-vintage character. Its combination of a manufacture movement and a classic design makes it a compelling option within its category. The reference is available with various bracelet and strap options, allowing for personalization while maintaining its core identity as a versatile and capable sports watch.
Exactly the same Color of the pink panther!
Maybe a pink degrade dial, like the fume dial on the latest bronze diver? Or pink in the subdials, or pink hands? Just a flat pink dial cheapens it, IMO. Makes it look like giveaway promotional merchandise.
courses for different horses!” I’m sure some will like it and I applaud Tudor for stepping out.
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