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: The blue wave face is one of my favorite parts
: of the Seamaster Pro Chrono. I can't really
: tell, though, if it's textured or
: "painted" I suspect the latter,
: and that's probably why it looks a bit funky
: up close.
: Jeff
I agree - I like the color blue on the SM Pro. It is classier, in my opinion, than the shiny blue face of the Blue Submariner, or of the new Blue Omega GMT, for that matter. The Seamaster Pro Blue, with the wave pattern, is one of the best things about that watch.
Andrew
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