Oh, and just for comparison here's an old noob 299 case. I imagine it would be the same in titanium if I had one to compare. Similar above the lugs weirdness and these pics are all zoomed in so much less noticeable in real life. I'm satisfied with the HWF 177 though.
Unfortunately, I missed a lot in this topic. Thanks for the valuable comments
Indeed, the color of the lume can be too different, and I came across senselessly green sampl
Regarding the texture of the dial in the question of the reflective ability of the paint - a very valuable remark, but from what I see, this quality has remained in the history of old NOOB and HF, I have not seen it in full anywhe
The thickness of the cutouts - in my opinion, is unacceptable, especially, coupled with green lu
The sandwich gives dynamism to the dial when looking at the indices, and in this case, everything, as you mentioned, in comparison with sausage
However, the sausage, on the example of HF 005, is not static, due to a small deepening and a share of transparent lume binder, which also makes it readable in life, but moderately playful in the light
As for the weight, I think everything is fine, I have quite a few examples of measuring titanium bettarini from different factories and all this from a little less than 70g., to 90g., depending on the model and manufactur
As for the sandwich, I would also pay attention to the roughly cut inner edges of the indices. This is rarely good, even, for example, on the PAM312 VSF, which is generally close to ideal, but the edges of the GEN are always well rounded before painti
The last thing I wanted to add is about the "processing defect" above the lugs. In your photos it looks a little more obvious than usual, but gen is always like this, and the older it is, the worse it is. For comparison, my PAM00656 gen, on which I would not expect to see this in these years of production, but neverthel
