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The first is the Ascot, reference GX117. link Mine is not what it was when it sat in that window. The smoky veneer is worn and patchy, the lume in the hands crumbled, and the replacement strap crusty link and split, held together by stitching now dulled with time. The plastic crystal is heavily scratched, playground link scars that will never heal.

The dimensionality of the Tuna isn't like other watches. It's easy to wear sure but it doesn't disappear. The light weight of the watch takes some of the perceived "presence" away but it's the kind of watch that you might keep in the drawer until a dive trip. Of course some folks use the tuna as an everyday watch but there's also beauty in the idea that it's somewhat of a ceremony to wear the link tuna. Wearing the SLA041 link is like breaking out the best china for a very specific link meal.