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Now we have got that out the way, let's dive into the watches. The two new references here fall link within the Biformeter Family (you will no doubt be familiar with the other two, the Spido and Oktopus). The key differentiator (aside from the case) is link that unlike the Spido link and Oktopus collections, the Biformeter doesn’t sport a skeletonized dial.

Most of the time what I use is brass. It's what they call white brass which basically means that there's a lot of zinc in it. link It comes off as a much whiter metal. I could use silver but silver tends to be on the white side whereas this white brass has a tendency to link be a bit darker so it kind of matches stainless steel a link little bit better. If it's a gold watch then I often use brass.