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Good day everyone! It's been a while since my last review of an Omega. I am continuing the discussion with a small look at the differences between a VSF and a gen Aqua Terra in green borrowed from a friend.
The Green AT is the most popular and beloved variation. It makes sense to see what VSF and a gen look like side by side.
In my opinion, this is a first of its kind review and I hope it builds excitement for a healthy discussion!
Previous review: https://forum.replica-watch.info/fo...rep-vs-gen-warning-bukkake-of-photos-included
The review above will be necessary to get a complete idea of all differences. In this case, I will just be following the discrepancies between the dials.
Probably my shortest review ever since this is a DLC to my main AT review. Loads of photos will be doing the talking!
Biggest difference? The dials are quite different, with the gen being darker and more of a dark seaweed green, and VSF being more olive or pea green, and brighter. The teak patterns and sunburst are more aggressive on the VSF.
The variation can also be seen in low light as well.
Whatever differences you do notice, please feel free to share them here.
Thank you RWI family for the platform and opportunity to continue to contribute to the library of Rep knowledge!
Sent from my Noob V12 BLRO using Tapatalk
The Green AT is the most popular and beloved variation. It makes sense to see what VSF and a gen look like side by side.
In my opinion, this is a first of its kind review and I hope it builds excitement for a healthy discussion!
Previous review: https://forum.replica-watch.info/fo...rep-vs-gen-warning-bukkake-of-photos-included
The review above will be necessary to get a complete idea of all differences. In this case, I will just be following the discrepancies between the dials.
Probably my shortest review ever since this is a DLC to my main AT review. Loads of photos will be doing the talking!
Biggest difference? The dials are quite different, with the gen being darker and more of a dark seaweed green, and VSF being more olive or pea green, and brighter. The teak patterns and sunburst are more aggressive on the VSF.
The variation can also be seen in low light as well.
Whatever differences you do notice, please feel free to share them here.
Thank you RWI family for the platform and opportunity to continue to contribute to the library of Rep knowledge!
Sent from my Noob V12 BLRO using Tapatalk
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