Yes, Dauphine hands are rather classically beautiful if well executed (which these most certainly are).
My personal preference is for heat "blued" or "mauved" hands, but of course they don't suit dark dials -- so, with those my favourite watchmaker also has a take on Dauphine . . .
people do tend to come around to my way of thinking in the end, we tend to sit down, talk about it and decide I was right.
i should have been a footy ref.
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For a dive watch, I agree. I have the 8850 version of your watch with the same hands and I don't think photos do justice to how imposing and just right they are. They give out a feeling of real solidity. I think it's one of the reasons the PO remains such a popular watch..
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