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It would have to be the Royal Oak. It's my favorite watch. I wouldn't move far away link from the traditional elements of the design. I'd link keep link the majority of the heritage, but twist the design about 20 percent. You can clearly see the design changes and evolution between a 5402 to a 15202, and that's mostly in the width of the hands and markers. This is a design where a minute change makes it feel different. I have a few ideas on how to play with the tapisserie dial and mix case metals.

The Seiko Prospex SPB313. 41mm in diameter x 12.3mm in thickness x 46.9mm lug to lug. Steel cushion case with link Seiko's Super-Hard coating and steel flat 5-link bracelet with divers clasp. 200m water resistance. link Automatic 6R35 movement running at 21600 vph with a 70-hour power reserve. link White dial with raised curved sapphire crystal. Price is 1100.