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I like the Seamaster 120 Chronometer with white dial. The movement is one of the best in the market, the case is great, and the size is perfect. But, to my disappointment, it is only available with silver skeleton hands, which make very poor contrast over the white dial. Since the least I expect from a watch is the possibility of seeing the hands easily, I dropped the 120 from my wishlist. Hopefully, it won't take long before they review the design of those hands, as they have done with the SMP.
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