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I think the dial is the deciding feature for many of us
me included. Not just the design but also the legibility of dial and hands. What good is a watch if I can't read it without squinting for 30 seconds?
Mike
Deliberations on Dials, Part 2: Form vs Function
This is the second in a series on Dials and the significant role they play in our watch appreciation. As shown in Deliberations on Dials, Part 1 (CLICK TO VIEW) , dials can act as the "Marketing Department" of the watch. They not only draw us in with thei...
Thanks for the interesting read 🙏🏻
For me the dail is very importend . It has to be interesting in every way , can be ,,less is more ,, or busy but it must have a huge attraction on me .
I think the dial is the deciding feature for many of us
me included. Not just the design but also the legibility of dial and hands. What good is a watch if I can't read it without squinting for 30 seconds? Mike
I might call those "Works of Art on a Dial"
We could consider this to be ART INSIDE THE DIAL (and crawling out of it) Just before you wrote in I was thinking about how to categorize this dial - it is ART as DIAL and HANDS ...
