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I'll skip the photos of the awesome packaging -- and believe me, it really is awesome -- as Oscar already captured it nicely. Instead, here are an assortment of shots I took over the last two days. Nothing technical here, but I hope you enjoy my shots. :)
Fresh out of the box with the burly bracelet installed.
It's tall. The bezel is a monument to excess. Its mammoth proportions make it easy to grip, which is great because it takes some effort to turn. This is one 120-clicker that'll stay where you leave it.
Ah, the sezy-looking AquaLuna cozy as can be on my hairy left arm.
Such an imposing presence on my 7.25 to 7.5" wrist, and I love it!
As nice as the bracelet is -- and it really is excellent -- I just think the 'Luna looks super hot on a black strap like this one.
See how it sets off the AquaLuna's truly sensational dial? Suweet!
Love how it looks on my still hairy left arm. I think the 'Luna may be such an eye-catcher that maybe no one will notice how hairy I am.
But a watch like this shouldn't be wasted on indoor activities.
The AquaLuna Gray shrugs off the surf on a typically gray Washington beach on a typically gray Washington day. ;)
A third dial option has now appeared -- the highly anticipated SEA FOAM dial. I'm sure Canadajo will be thrilled!
I don't think you can go wrong with either dial choice. The AquaLuna's design is super cool no matter what.
A little sun-bathing before leaving the beach.
And a straight-on shot to say good-bye.
Lights out after an eventful day. I said "Lights out!" I guess the AquaLuna has its own ideas about that...
