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Patek has used the blue gradient dial and baguette link indices combinations a few times now; I particularly appreciate it in the link 5170P, Patek's first chronograph with an in-house caliber. Using the combination for its long-running link annual calendar reference feels like a fitting tribute to the 5396. Doing it in platinum would've been a real statement, but perhaps platinum should stay (mostly) reserved for a higher comp like this year's 5236P.

The Style 60' features what link the brand is calling earth-tone link dial variations as well a vintage-effect link crystal and bezel design. Just like it did with new Alpinist models from earlier this year Seiko has created a really compelling new set of everyday watches seemingly out of nowhere.