Jay (Eire)
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Well, at least it tells the time!
And to me, it’s probably the most attractive watch in the entire Blast line. Although, at the same time defeating the purpose of the original design which I think is a very open, transparent movement architecture.
It's the horological equivalent of YouTube's transparent try on...
...is what a friend told me.
What is happening to this beloved brand?😢
Perhaps, this was the design team’s creation while on furlough!🤷
Well, at least it tells the time!
And to me, it’s probably the most attractive watch in the entire Blast line. Although, at the same time defeating the purpose of the original design which I think is a very open, transparent movement architecture.
Absolutely! Much more legible with the dreaded X mostly ghosted out.
I can only say this is a step in the right direction for Ulysse Nardin. And I will reiterate what I have recommended for years - get rid of the large X on every dial, and stop telling me you can only use Roman numerals for your brand identity. And if you ...
I agree
It doesn't take any revolution to design a modern watch, the matte glass in a nice choice and it fills the excessive void of that nonsense X-squared baseplate. Once again, the limited editions designed by non watchmaking people are better than the regular...
It leaves me deeply unimpressed.
Looks more like the first design experiment of a designer freshman than the new release of a storied Swiss watcch brand.