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Without a doubt this is a watch well worth the wait and one to be much coveted by those on the fence. This is a winner and I am certain Berg will enjoy a well deserved sell out!
As to db's on the home shopping networks say, "Congratulations to all of you who got in on this never to be repeated offer." And funny enough, in the case of the Orsa Sea Viper, this inane statement actually has some credence.Unlike some of the first posters here I'm not going to describe the watch ad nauseum and call it a review. I'll tell you what I know and then keep it simple and let the pictures do the talkin'!
Suffice it to say this is a sold well finished watch with an undeniable Orsa look and feel. Modern yet familiar; heavy duty with a touch of elegance. I'm happy the Sea Viper arrived on such a beefy bracelet and impressed with the flawless fit on the solid end links. One point I just love is the small protrusion of the end link beyond the lugs. For some this might seem a nit but as an avowed watch fondler this is a sweet spot to run my fingers over. The valve stem crown is a smooth operator, bezel operation is precise with no play. All the little details sometimes lacking are finished superbly imho. And you can't beat the look of this watch. High contrast and eye catching, the dial/bezel combo are simply stunning.
Enough talking and on to some pix. The sun didn't wanna show and you'll have to excuse the schmutz I got on the bezel but you get the idea.
Thanks for having a look!
