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As I wrote it:
"The Izul and the Duometre share the idea that the chronograph functions
are clearly seperated from the time display: the hands don't have the
same color and the layout of the dial is organized with this purpose"
That's all ! Of course the watches are different, it's obvious! But they have this common point.
Fr.Xavier
The fascinating Seiko Izul
Basically, the Izul collection is composed of 2 models: - one with a rotating case (SDAA001 or SDAA007) (white or black dial) - one without (SDAA003 or SDAA005) (white or black dial) They all have a titanium case. For me it's a bit the duometre by Seiko.....
Well, when I see the case, movement and dial
I don't get how you can compare it to the Duomètre... Best, Nicolas
As I wrote it:
"The Izul and the Duometre share the idea that the chronograph functions are clearly seperated from the time display: the hands don't have the same color and the layout of the dial is organized with this purpose" That's all ! Of course the watches are dif...
SDAA001 looks like a fun watch!
I agree -- I'd replace that strap in an instant, but I don't think that would be too difficult. I'm thinking a dark blue gator with bright yellow stitching! Thanks for the interesting post. Best, Jed
Trippy!
That first one is extremely cool!! Glad when I like something that is 'weird'. Then I know I do not have completely classic/traditional taste. Very cool and strange and very Japanese design, with some odd vintage cues. I like it!
they both look interesting especially with spring drive movements
the first one looks more technical, but also 'odd' with something always upside down whichever way its being worn. strangely for me i prefer the second one. the one question i have is 'why no bracelet on the first one?' that would make perfect sense IMO. ...
I like both of these better from the back.
There's a retro air IMO to these dials. I feel as though I'm looking at watches from the 70s. I don't really care to twist my watch to utilize the various features. That feels a bit gimicky to me, but I'm sure many will enjoy that aspect of the Izul. I lo...