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JohnnyRocket
·I also can’t stand dates in the 4 O’clock position. It’s just not for me.
There's something about a watch's symmetry...
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GTAKnights
·I think the date works best at the top or bottom.
Like some Longines's have or Hamilton's
As an aside what is the center dial measuring on the Longines?
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GTAKnights
·Now, this to me is the best looking 4 o'clock date in this thread, even though it's usually not my thing. Horizontal, not suspended.
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Stufflers Mom
·You should look up the definition of symmetry...
Isn't that where people are buried?
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Archer
··Omega Qualified WatchmakerIsn't that where people are buried?
As Jane Siberry once said "You can't cut down the symmetry"...
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Stufflers Mom
·As Jane Siberry once said "You can't cut down the symmetry"...
Ah yes, the thinking man's Shania Twain.
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ahsposo
··Most fun screen name at ΩFSo, does anybody have a problem with the crown at 4?
How about the incredibly important helium escape valve at 10:15?
How about the incredibly important helium escape valve at 10:15?
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larryganz
·is it because of the round opening displaying the date that matches the sub-dials perfectly?
I mentioned that it was because of the horizontal positioning rather than suspended at 4 o’clock. But the small circular opening doesn’t hurt.
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