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Jim - I hear you on the numbers. The teeth (as 3, 6, 8 and 12 hour markers) are so important in the design of this watch, it looks cleaner without the numbers. Is it possible to have one design with numbers and one without, as is the case the Moray?
Regards,
Jo
exactly. this design was a break from tradition, and in my opinion, a break from what might be looked at as classy or dressy. this was a radical, aggressive idea, about teeth and size, and chunky metal. slowly the designs seem to have drifted back to what is not so edgy.
Stef, Your work is good and clean. If you would like to throw in more designs, please do!
I am looking forward to dial #1 in production and think that dial #2 should have similar characteristics and should look like it is part of the Megalodon Family.
Steve