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aHero

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Actually, just found a video here...

 

APjumbo

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There arn't many new pieces on my want this these days but this serica homage is on that list. Looking forward to hearing your thoughts when it arrives.
 

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the middle one is so good
I'd love bracelets though
Got the middle one in "normal" and it's a nice watch, but nothing stellar. I love the sector dial design, it's missing some depth though. It may be that these versions have applied indices, which would be a plus
 

Kcnminus

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Does anyone find that Baltic got really stale really fast? I don’t find myself impressed with anything they put out recently. There are details, some bigger than others, that just make it seem like they stop at 7/10 instead of really going for a 9 or 10.

I’d appreciate the upmarket move ($2500 tricompax??) if they made the newer pieces more svelte and refined, but I’m still seeing the same $600 energy from them at 2-3x the price.
 
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Kcnminus

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Sorry for double posting, but maybe I was a bit harsh about Baltic. I’m still a bit salty about their recent Arabic numeral tricompax, which I felt was really too expensive to justify the price. Their new releases are sufficiently adventurous, but I’m hoping they release more pieces with Sellita and other movements if they really want to move upmarket.
 

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I think the Prismic was a step in the right direction for Baltic. A Swiss Peseux 7001 movement and interesting vintage styling make th $1000 USD price point justifiable. I can't see paying $600-$800 for their Miyota movement offerings though.