RGS
264
"Tropical" rubber
Yes, indeed it is. The case and clasp balance effortlessly on the two opposing ends.
Everything works for me, apart from the fact that the clasp is very sensitive to scratches even if I am extremely careful when having the watch on the wrist. But hey! This is a watch to be worn, so everything goes...
Fresh summer wind, from 1997...
Classical, yet sporty. Stealth and understated or a bit of a show off - depending on the case metal. Black, brown and, most recently, blue embossed dials, all with applied numerals and luminescent coating. Plain and clean or with a modest and practical co...
"Tropical" rubber
Yes, indeed it is. The case and clasp balance effortlessly on the two opposing ends. Everything works for me, apart from the fact that the clasp is very sensitive to scratches even if I am extremely careful when having the watch on the wrist. But hey! Thi...
It looks beautiful
I had made a review of that reference and found it great when I tried it after the 2016 Basel fair ( www.watchprosite.com ) Your pictures show exactly how much gold Aquanaut models (and more generally gold sporty models) are relevant. Thanks for s...
Thanks!
Great and honest review, for a reference and for the Aquanaut collection in general, that is becoming very promising and has great potential for further evolution in the following years. And, again, from my point of view, not an alternative for the Nautil...
Stunning!
That is the nicest Aquanaut I have seen. The rose gold case and the dial work incredibly well together. Thanks for the pic.
The Travel Time Aquanaut is my favorite!
But I must admit the gold Aquanaut is a winner!