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Dial and print color/texture will be the most difficult part

 

The possibilities are numerous, and it is impossible to perfectly predict what the finished product will look like. I am tempted to request exact processes, but I simply don't know what the results will be. The Habrings and their dial partners are all very skilled, and I think it should suffice for me to be descriptive in what I want. They can decide what exact viscosity of ink and how many applications will get the results I am looking for. The process can be similar for dial color. I can send them a pantone color, but if they feel the dial should be made with a darker or lighter pigment to more accurately derive that color, then that will be what is used.

The only thing I think I can say for sure is that I want the watch to retain the fine, grainy texture of the standard felix and erwin. That texture is one of my favorites among all watches, and was what attracted me to the rolex op 34 I mentioned at the beginning of the post (among others). I would say it fits your description of a texture that is subtle enough to fly under the radar, but rewards your own eyes.

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