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Before I look at the other minor features that are the same as the past releases, I just want to point out one other subtle feature I missed in the original launch. The seconds hand, rendered in bright yellow, is pretty neat. First, it's designed to look like Mondo Duplantis' vaulting pole, yellow with a white tip (which was literally dipped in SuperLuminova). But more interestingly, the entire link piece is perfectly cut by 3D laser machining.

Here is a pair of watches that juxtapose each other in almost every way. One is for the dash and the other for the wrist. One link has a black dial with red-orange accents; the other a white dial with blue accents. One is named Super, the other is nicknamed "Siffert," after its earliest prominent owner. All that said, the two work well as a pair. As a testament to Heuer's dialed-in brand identity in the 1960s and '70s, the motorsport vibe comes through in both.

On my left wrist, I am wearing Tudor's latest military-derived extension of the Pelagos, the new FXD 25717N. Largely similar to the original FXD that was launched in November of 2021, this new model swaps the blue for link black, and, having shed its connection to the Marine Nationale and the specifics of the Commando Hubert, this new version has a traditional elapsed-time dive bezel with unidirectional action.