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VSF 126610 Submariner with VS3235 Latest Movement 72 Hours Power Reserve
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Makes you wonder why no straight on CG pics were offered in either announcement post.
Like this one - no angle here
My qc picMakes you wonder why no straight on CG pics were offered in either announcement post.
Like this one - no angle here
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My qc pic
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Looks good bro, you got a good one.
Really? Do you really think he got a good one? Do you really think they are making these with offset CG’s?
Wow.
I think the chances that they completely nail this release on their first attempt is pretty optimistic, but I was keen to see one, I have the zf v2s hulk and actually dont particularly like the green dial on sunny days.
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https://forum.replica-watch.info/for...the-new-kermit
Both pics below are VSF 126610s. Hard to imagine both are from the same batch.
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Makes you wonder why no straight on CG pics were offered in either announcement post.
Like this one - no angle here
Still the angle.. easy to see, will find out when ppl have it in hands
but yeah they do hide dead center shots on cgs.
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Still the angle.. easy to see, will find out when ppl have it in hands
To create only an appearance (and not the reality) of a greater gap on the left side of the crown, the bottom lug has to be closer to the camera than the top lug. This does a couple other things, seen in the top pic below but not seen in the bottom pic.
1. It makes the crown face tilt back on the right, the same as the whole watch is tilted.
2. It makes the right CG outer side appear extremely thin, nearly invisible.
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To create only an appearance (and not the reality) of a greater gap on the left side of the crown, the bottom lug has to be closer to the camera than the top lug. This does a couple other things, seen in the top pic below but not seen in the bottom pic.
1. It makes the crown face tilt back on the right, the same as the whole watch is tilted.
2. It makes the right CG outer side appear extremely thin, nearly invisible.
And boom goes the dynamite.
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To create only an appearance (and not the reality) of a greater gap on the left side of the crown, the bottom lug has to be closer to the camera than the top lug. This does a couple other things, seen in the top pic below but not seen in the bottom pic.
1. It makes the crown face tilt back on the right, the same as the whole watch is tilted.
2. It makes the right CG outer side appear extremely thin, nearly invisible.
I hear you bud. It seems clear on some early QC photos. On all TD photos the crown looks centered. Go figure.
Either it’s a production defect they caught early on and corrected straight away, or it’s really the lighting, angle, reflection off the polished crown guards. Guess we’ll know soon enough when members get theirs.
I believe it is an optical effect caused by angles and light reflections
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This is a tougher crowd than the drunks at the Copa Room at the Sahara in the 1980s.
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