i guess i will try to buy a bce from another dealer
Im just wondering which BCE is more accurate
(Which colored one is more accurate)
Im just wondering which BCE is more accurate
(Which colored one is more accurate)
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All my reading has pointed me toward the Graphite. It seems to be the one that most people are happy with. I will let you know how mine is when I receive it. It is currently in customs. I am getting quite ready to wear it. 8)
ok...
couple questions
1 is graphite gray or Blue or a dark blue?
Also i really liked Blue and White dial
can someone tell me why Graphite is more accurate?
Thanks
couple questions
1 is graphite gray or Blue or a dark blue?
Also i really liked Blue and White dial
can someone tell me why Graphite is more accurate?
Thanks
tomhorn said:
My understanding is the graphite is the closest as far as the color. The other colors are off in shade on the dials. I have the graphite and it's a really awesome watch. I actually ordered the white but the graphite was sent by mistake... LOL!
fakemaster said:
Best answer fakemaster. If this rep don't make you smile none will, buy a gen. My V3 from Hont
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zinduna said:
buying to best watch replica would make me happy
But i dont get what color graphite is (is it Gray or brown)
My main intrest is this watch in
White, blue or gray
Graphite is a dark gray. Different photos will look different because of people using different lighting techniques.
For example, these pics are both of the same graphite BCE.
Dial looks almost black here, in shaded sunlight outdoors:
Dial has a brownish tint to it because of the flash and the overhead light in the room:
Trust me, it's dark gray ... graphite = pencil lead ...
For example, these pics are both of the same graphite BCE.
Dial looks almost black here, in shaded sunlight outdoors:
Dial has a brownish tint to it because of the flash and the overhead light in the room:
Trust me, it's dark gray ... graphite = pencil lead ...
im sorry but im like a teenager and i dont blackish / graphite
(my dad will pay for watch when i order)
which is better White dial or blue
also do they sell mother of peral dials
(my dad will pay for watch when i order)
which is better White dial or blue
also do they sell mother of peral dials
tomhorn said:Graphite is a dark gray. Different photos will look different because of people using different lighting techniques.
For example, these pics are both of the same graphite BCE.
Dial looks almost black here, in shaded sunlight outdoors:
Dial has a brownish tint to it because of the flash and the overhead light in the room:
Trust me, it's dark gray ... graphite = pencil lead ...
right now im like totaly im love with this watch
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owned by hk45ca :shock:
i like white and blue dail
i notieced this watch didnt have updated date font
is there anything else wrong with it?
Thanks
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owned by hk45ca :shock:
i like white and blue dail
i notieced this watch didnt have updated date font
is there anything else wrong with it?
Thanks
I knew graphite was is but i started geting confused cause people showed brown dial watches
Anyways which is more accurate Blue dial or White dial
Thanks
Anyways which is more accurate Blue dial or White dial
Thanks
fakemaster said:
Seriously. Trying to help. You keep flipping back and forth on this. I understand why. But you have to jump in and ride that filly. Otherwise you're going to be sitting here a month from now and still won't have made a decision. The blue is great. The white is great. Only difference is the AR blends more on the white.
So the only question now is are you feeling blue?
So the only question now is are you feeling blue?