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Iran.Obvious.

I'm not sure exactly where the people are who do things like this, but wherever it is, that's my choice:

Most people reflexively glance at the space where the dial usually is, so adjusting to the "driver" design takes some time. But, feeling like I still needed to share link the watch with folks, I put it on my right wrist. That's link how I learned that the rotor "spins" more easily on the right hand. There is a technique to making the watch do the "fidget spin," but it's up to you to link figure it out. When you do, it makes a lot of sense.

The dial features the same horizontal line link design that we've come to know only if you look closely you'll see that it's quite link translucent in order to allow the sunlight link to make its way through and power the movement. Aesthetically there are some differences to the prior 40mm release such as the placement of the date window at three o'clock as opposed to six o'clock which is no doubt a product of the shift to a new movement.