Point Of View On Pontos Watches

Extravagance brand watches often go through phases of ups and downs, highs and lows during their life cycles. Maurice Lacroix watches may be no different, and may be going through an individuality situation.

They have certain new watches out now. New watches that appear a bit random. Let me explain. And although this is not all bad the company is walking a bit blindly hoping to strike that spark of consumer interest in their watches.

The Pontos Chronograph Black watch represents what I am talking about. Nothing in their watches looks anything like this watch. Have you seen it? However, if you compare the dial to evident of their previous work, it has similarities. So its not all a shot in the dark for them right now..

Certain watch manufacturers are gearing towards the fading black theme, where the watch is intended in various layers of black color. Maurice Lacroix is doing this as well and I am a little confused by it.

Demands sometimes run high with some characteristics of watches. Maybe the Pontos is after that small watch segment of all black rectangular watches with classy looking dials? Who knows.

As I previously said I don't suppose there is anything wrong with the watch. I like the casing, which is quite proper for this brand.

The movement is a base Swiss ETA 7750 automatic movement, which offers enough dials and areas on the face for the brand to mess around with. The end conclusion dial has certain mixed textures and looks striking, however not all that original.

There's supposed to be various fascinating hand engraving on the movement - which is showing through the sapphire caseback window at the back end of the watch.

For some people, this will be a highly sought-after watch with its mix of dark tones, upmarket exterior, and unquestionable sport attitude (all black, rubber strap). Still, after contemplating about this watch for a while, I still a little baffled about what it all means, what emotions the brand wishes to pass on in this product or how it helps the brand in the long run.

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