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but it's a feature of the Sonata that not everyone is aware of.

This message has been edited by SS#27 on 2014-04-29 06:01:09

other than the movement itself is the silicium dial. It's hard to capture it in a picture. It has a jewel like quality with deep color that reflects differently under different lighting conditions.

I don't know about that. I like the LE engraved on the Bezel and wouldn't change it.

I thought I would share a pic of mine. It's 5 Years old and still looking good. There is nothing I don't like about this watch.

It's very hard to capture all of the different looks of the Sonata Silicium's dial but you have done a good job. You will never grow tired of this watch.

I never understood why they dropped the watch that saved the company a few years back. I had both the silver dialed Chronomaster T and this Chronomaster GT which is still one of my favorites. I'm sure if you look up the definition of "Moonphase Chronometer" in the dictionary a picture of this watch

the only thing I would add is to note that both of these watches are substantially cheaper than the Sonata Silicium. Something which also should be considered in their review. I would not part with my Sonata Silicium version for either of these.

Yellow hands with a blue dial is not a silicium. Only White and Red that I know of although the original pre-production model shown at the Basel show did have Yellow hands. You can hear mine by clicking on the link below - http://youtu.be/rWlCo7mFsAU