Ngalaz
Apprentice WIS
Right. You always have to buy a wife’s watch for every two or three for yourself. It softens the resistance.
Pre-Order Borealis Sea Storm V2
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Pre-orders are now open in our store
https://www.borealiswatch.com/store/Borealis-Sea-Storm-c22416029
https://www.borealiswatch.com/store/Borealis-Sea-Storm-c22416029
As mentioned in website it is a 50% deposit with remaining balance plus shipping to be paid once watches are ready
lflcorreia
Master Apprentice WIS
After having a V1 Sea Storm for about a year now, I can confirm it's a great watch. I'm not getting a V2 but I'm interested in the SS bracelet, when and if it will also be available for purchase separately. Here it is next to my recently acquired Portus Cale:
Nice duo!
The bracelets will be available if and only if we manage to sell at least 300 Sea Storm V2s.
Success depends on pre-orders.
Carlos,
I have a question about the construction differences between the sapphire and ceramic bezels. It appears from my V1 Sea Storms, that the insert color ,lume, and markers are all on the underside of the transparent sapphire insert. This would appear to make the sapphire insert color, lume, and markers very resistant to scrapes and wear. The ceramic insert, on the other hand, appears to have the lume and marker color on the top of the colored ceramic, in etched grooves, with a coating of some sort over the lume. This would appear to make the ceramic insert more prone to scuffs and wear, compared to the sapphire insert, even though both types of material are very hard. Is this a correct interpretation of the construction of the two insert types?
I have a question about the construction differences between the sapphire and ceramic bezels. It appears from my V1 Sea Storms, that the insert color ,lume, and markers are all on the underside of the transparent sapphire insert. This would appear to make the sapphire insert color, lume, and markers very resistant to scrapes and wear. The ceramic insert, on the other hand, appears to have the lume and marker color on the top of the colored ceramic, in etched grooves, with a coating of some sort over the lume. This would appear to make the ceramic insert more prone to scuffs and wear, compared to the sapphire insert, even though both types of material are very hard. Is this a correct interpretation of the construction of the two insert types?
Richard L.Haley
Master Apprentice WIS
Are the indices applied or printed? Side angle views seems to show more dimensional than flat but can't tell.
Printed with very thick lume. Printed is not equal to cheap as some think.
please check one post above
manwhowalks
Apprentice WIS
Thanks for bringing back the Sea Storm. Is the brightness/longevity approximately the same between BGW9 and Old Radium lume, or does one noticeably outperform the other? I like the aesthetics of Old Radium more but if BGW9 lasts markedly longer I would chose it over the former.
Thanks in advance.
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mitico1970
Apprentice WIS
Preso!
BGW9 lasts longer though old radium has a higher initial glow
SimpleWatchMan
Master WIS
Carlos, sorry, I'm still confused which one has ceramic bezel insert. Can I say just the two black and blue above have the ceramic bezel insert?Some more photo candies
Yes, correct
SimpleWatchMan
Master WIS
Ok, thanks.
It is a dark blue to my eyes