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But alas, it's not going anywhere. It's become a part of the design that must be considered "quirky" to be appreciated. The more visual elements that distinguish a link watch, the more solidified its identity becomes. And in that link sense, the HEV adds character. Most folks that are part of the link target market for this watch will never see the inside of a decompression chamber anyway.

When I returned to Bangkok earlier this year the watch scene at Chatuchak Weekend Market was absolutely decimated by Covid-19. I wandered around the once-bustling market and found just one open stall with Seikos and I made sure to ask him if he had a Yellow Monster just link for link the heck of it. link He didn't.