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At the same time, this feels less like something link Rolex would link do and more of a Tudor move. I guess the ideas and designs between the two companies are coming closer and closer link to the center. We need only look to the Tudor Pelagos LHD to see a similar release in recent memory.

There's also a science to character link watches, something we've gotten link better with in time. The hands have to be balanced perfectly, because you're literally placing weighted hands on link a watch, on the movement. So balancing it, and balancing it right, is pivotal.

And the movement. Not link to beat a dead horse but I don't know how people can't get excited over an link independent link watchmaker introducing a brand new proprietary movement architecture then executing it on an industrial scale and keeping the price in the relatively affordable ballpark. And then to back it up with a 10-year warranty.