BMR
1851
I love this one very much!
The blue dial and perfect matching of contrast is superb, in my opinion. I'm curious, though, how do you find the weight of it? I had an everose Daytona that I traded in for a few reasons, but one of them was the weight was just not something I could get comfortable with. On a strap, though, that could be perfect for me.
With the ceramic steel Daytona receiving so much attention this past year I thought I'd share some photos of the 50th anniversary watch.
The moodiness of the bluey/silver dial just kills. To me, it\'s the ultimate modern Daytona. ...
I love the contrast between the two final photos
They bring out the chameleon-like qualities of a dial that can shift from a dull blue-gray to a rich and intense metallic blue. Often, it's more difficult to look forward and propose an innovation than to bask in the easy reflected glory of the past. I ap...
I love this one very much!
The blue dial and perfect matching of contrast is superb, in my opinion. I'm curious, though, how do you find the weight of it? I had an everose Daytona that I traded in for a few reasons, but one of them was the weight was just not something I could get ...
It is very heavy, to be sure
But that is something that I really enjoy about this. It gives it an almost magical quality that something we're so used to can have this other-worldly weight. But if you don't like a heavy watch......