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Main Forums => General Discussion - Modern Watches => Topic started by: nasa on October 17, 2014, 10:30:18 PM
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Had a hard time to choose between these 2 almost identical watches..Between the gold marker & blue-steel second hand..Off course the "snow flake" is more popular..but sometimes maybe we need to be different...
The SBGA 59
(http://i1295.photobucket.com/albums/b636/nasa299/ARIF-HP/sbga0592_zps0f8af26f.jpg) (http://s1295.photobucket.com/user/nasa299/media/ARIF-HP/sbga0592_zps0f8af26f.jpg.html)
(http://i1295.photobucket.com/albums/b636/nasa299/my%20watches/sbga059_zps20466a46.jpg) (http://s1295.photobucket.com/user/nasa299/media/my%20watches/sbga059_zps20466a46.jpg.html)
Snow Flakes
(http://i1295.photobucket.com/albums/b636/nasa299/ARIF-HP/Pictures/Watches/snowflakes_zps96eec48a.jpg) (http://s1295.photobucket.com/user/nasa299/media/ARIF-HP/Pictures/Watches/snowflakes_zps96eec48a.jpg.html)
(http://i1295.photobucket.com/albums/b636/nasa299/my%20watches/snowflakes2_zpsf69f5474.jpg) (http://s1295.photobucket.com/user/nasa299/media/my%20watches/snowflakes2_zpsf69f5474.jpg.html)
Side by Side..
(http://i1295.photobucket.com/albums/b636/nasa299/ARIF-HP/Pictures/Watches/snowflakessbga59_zps0d67e72f.jpg) (http://s1295.photobucket.com/user/nasa299/media/ARIF-HP/Pictures/Watches/snowflakessbga59_zps0d67e72f.jpg.html)
So which one guys?? Pleeeaseee help me out.... :Confused: :Confused:
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I prefer Snow Flake...its look cool and clean... :thumbsup: :Cheers:
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I will go for the standard Snowflake. Not really a big fan of the gold accents of the 59. I much prefer the flamed blue second hand on the Snowflake. However, if you like the looks of the gold accents, go for the 59 as it is a limited edition and more difficult to come by as compared to the standard Snowflake.
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The SBGA 059 is not a limited edition. It is a master shop model with limited production, but it is a regular model. I went through the same process and ended up with the SBGA 059 after seeing it in person. The gold accents give it a unique take on the generally monochromatic Grand Seikos. You really need to see both pieces in person to decide which you prefer.
Regards,
Fong
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let is snow let it snow
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The SBGA 059 is not a limited edition. It is a master shop model with limited production, but it is a regular model. I went through the same process and ended up with the SBGA 059 after seeing it in person. The gold accents give it a unique take on the generally monochromatic Grand Seikos. You really need to see both pieces in person to decide which you prefer.
Regards,
Fongy
I"ve seen, inspect & even try the watch. The side by side picture above is actually the real watches themselves. Usually i'm not into this "gold" thing but for these 2 watches the 059 dial seems to look "whiter" than the snow flake..Still I can't decide even after I did all the above!! Hehehe
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Vote for snow flake
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go for blue hand, find it weird in gold :-\
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Gold hand has a alluring aura, work best in a back or dark brown background like in some Panerai models. But blue hand snowflake is perfect combination.
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I have soft spot for blue hand. So go for the blue hand !
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Not familiar with the models but I'm sucker for blue hands and I think it actually looks better.
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Blue is the new gold! I vote blue.. :thumbsup:
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snow flake :thumbsup:
That's one good looking watch.
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the snowflake got its name due to the dial looks like snow flake right?
so both are snow flake right?
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As far as I know, both dials are identical. But somehow the gold index makes the snowflake dial more white. I can't explain it. Maybe it is an optical illusion. That's what made me decide on the "gold" snowflake.
Regards,
Fong
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Yes Fong, thats what i'm talking about. So it is really the "gold" snow flake has a "whiter" dial compare to the "blue" snow flake!! I thought for some unknown reason only both watch that i view only were difference but since u said it looks like the 059 dial is slightly "whiter" than the 011 even though both are supposedly have "snow flake" dial..
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I think it's the optical effect of the gold or silver markers. Gold being more "warm" and Silver "cold". Anyways both solid watches. You won't be disappointed in either.
Regards,
Fong