I’ve tried these on several times and I’m fan too. For me the Blue is very bold, and so perhaps not the one I would choose myself. I liked the all gray version which they sold only online at one point; another member here (or two) owned it. With this specific version there's a danger one would get t
I think green is the best match for those dials. It’s the same for me and my white gold dialed Resonance, I have a khaki OEM on it and I’ve left it on for several years now. It just makes the dial a warmer dial.
The hands are legible. The bigger issue is you can’t actually set the time accurately easily. As there are no markers to guide you. So u less it’s on the hour, quarter past, half or quarter to it’s just an approximation. This is more annoying that it would seem given that for accurate time I use my
And be aware that the colour and case material do make quite the difference in my opinion. For example I find the steel visually appears far too big on my wrist while the titanium appears smaller. The ceramic, like everything else black, perhaps better again. Let us know what you think when you do g
That said, with the dial customization one can really make something that stands out. I also think, and I’ve had these same thoughts / conclusions myself, that sometimes the case is the overlooked aspect of watches like this (and those at lower price points). And perhaps at these price points people
I would think Kith would have pushed hard to do it that way and perhaps it was a dealbreaker. That said, I think it will be a an OK decision for Tag Heuer if this is it, that is I don’t want to see the logo co-opted for countless other collaborations. Personally I think it’s pretty cool. For what it