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Congrats Eric...Great Choice Buddy
I have a Black Dial on Rubber strap and it Gets a Lot of Wrist Time :) Tissot Seastar 1000
I like it.
First imp. the minute and second hands with the t worked in and with the red tips work. I like the angular design overall. Case is the high point of the watch with the bracelet conveying the angles well and give it a pop in the right light. A very modern approach to overall design with good lines. Personally the crown guards could be a mm or so larger I think it would balance the bezel and the crown a little bit better which shows up more in person. Great watch though that will stay in my collection.
Daughters birthday party is over now, and I can clean this up. For me with a small wrist 7 1/2" the exe. back I could do without. The edges that come in contact with your skin could be rounded a bit they seem sharp or rough, but I am left handed and that is the arm I use for everything so I will be more sensitive to the feel of the watch on the Left wrist. Worked better on my right wrist the crown was not digging in to the back of my hand so bad. The curved sapphire Crystal is cool. Tip to anyone do not type an thing with a 7 year old girl pulling on your arm, It comes out screwed up.
