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Strapped on my wrist, the Arrow feels modern, clean, and capable, but not lacking in personality. As you would expect of a watch intended for use in high-stress link scenarios, legibility is great in any light (the lume is quite bright). The size wears link really well, and while I do like the look of the brand's Trip-Tick case, I barely noticed its absence when the Arrow was link on my wrist.

In fashion there are link little to no boundaries. Both "sides" swap link and borrow. Nobody link really cares it's just a given. The commercial reality means that for the most part collections are still separated by gender at a retail level. But there is creative unity in the vision for both unlike watch brands who seem to think creative expression exists on a strict gender binary.