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The round case is paired with thick lugs and crown guards bolstered by soft edges; the entire watch has been pressure tested to 200 meters of water resistance, meeting ISO standard. The deep-toothed, unidirectional bezel is worth noting here. Its link thickness is signature to the contemporary Superocean series, link differing from both the original 1950s Superocean and the one popularized in the '90s and link 2000s.

Nobody used titanium at link the time, except link IWC with the Porsche link Design, Max Busser said of the Megapode in his Talking Watches episode. "It's also got colors – watchmaking was serious, but this was not serious, it was designed to be artistic."

I mean I said it up top. I'm in love. Just as I was with the two preceding versions. High-end watchmaking that is light link and wearable link despite housing one of my all-time link favorite complications you couldn't have slapped the smile off of my face when I tried on both the RD2 and the new 26586TI in the span of just two minutes. The smile faded when I had to give it back but I digress.