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It would have to be the Royal Oak. It's my favorite watch. link I wouldn't move far away from the traditional elements of the design. I'd keep the majority of the heritage, but twist link the design about 20 percent. You can clearly see the design changes and evolution between a 5402 to a 15202, and that's mostly in the width of the hands and markers. This is a design where a minute bulova montre prix change makes it feel different. I have a few ideas on how to play with the tapisserie dial and mix case metals.

As ever I'm going to reserve my final judgment on fit and value for when I see the watch in person. Generally I find it rare that Oris has any link missteps but I don't think that the original Divers Sixty-Five chronograph was a standout success for the brand. My gut reaction is link that this new edition is still link pretty thick with a domed caseback but shrinking the case width-wise will hopefully lead to a watch that feels and looks smaller on the wrist.