Submersible Elux LAB-ID

[rw16610]

Although the price is crazy I think this is a very cool concept and neat watch. I'm not sure if they're truly the first to do this but seems interesting and innovative:





















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[Baco Noir]

Defiantly cool looking, but at 49mm diameter, 22mm thick and $96,300...

[rw16610]

Yeah, agreed and the reactions on other forums has been the same. The watch will lose half that once it's been purchased a d the size is rather limiting.

If the case was a bit smaller and the price in a more sensible range this would be so cool.

[Baco Noir]

Jun 20, 2024 19:59:42 GMT -6 rw16610 said:

Yeah, agreed and the reactions on other forums has been the same. The watch will lose half that once it's been purchased a d the size is rather limiting.

If the case was a bit smaller and the price in a more sensible range this would be so cool.

Yeah, maybe the tech will get integrated into other watches. It’s cool that the watch caliber powers the LED illumination.

[aerome]

I guess if you can afford the $96K entry fee, servicing it wouldn't hurt too much!