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Don't get me wrong - it is still a reasonably nice piece and "evolve or die" as they say.
It is just that, unless it is particularly stunning in the flesh, I shall be chasing a Hawk II Pro instead.
No problem, I get you on that
On my side, I wait to see the crown-guard profile of the S.H3 because it looked a bit slim from the top... I hope for a full view tomorrow.
The Hawk2Pro is somehow elegant in the design: This watch will still be actual in 20 years I'm sure. This line been existing since 2002-4 and it didn't loose it's charm.