For some cash is the last thing they want to deal with.
best lulz ever. you can see from that photo how rare the yellow version will be. move over doxa divingstar.
say hello to the new and improved 1970's scotchlite yellow dial making a huge comeback. amirite. pio is alwayz rite..it's rhetorical, silly.
in big brands across the board to boot.
not just your average dial colors either. i'm talking showstoppers. the kind where peeps will buy the watch just because of it.
whether is metallic, special rocks or minerals,..or just plain color experimentation of shades, hues and the painted application.
Now I suddenly regret I sold this... not.
The color is pretty brilliant with this one. So, it's already happening...
And this one - my dial changes from dark black-green to bright grass green, and anywhere in between, depending on the light.
say hello to the new and improved 1970's scotchlite yellow dial making a huge comeback. amirite. pio is alwayz rite..it's rhetorical, silly.
Ha! I bough that very watch about about 7 months before you posted this. I鈥檓 obviously ahead of my time! Love that scotchlite. Here we are last spring in Rome鈥攈appier times.
i remember when gisbert was selling a few hi grade options back in the day for 1300's...you know back when if you shopped around maybe you can get for 5/6...present day has popped these and the aquadives to up to over 2k..and like most ebay watches they sit there unsold
About a year ago one could still access a Gisbert vintage watch web page from 2001, with the 2001 prices. It was heart-breaking.
The Citizen Eco drive Chrono I bought recently has a beautiful dial. hard to describe but looks like a rich deep brown glaze over a copper tone base. The coppery highlights compliment the gold markers.
I expect its a molded in plastic coloration since the solar cell is behind the dial.
