UdlinINTEL
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I love traditional watches of both types. it depends on the mood, outfit, environment and many other factors that determine me to choose the round one or the rectangular one. Either way, both have a place in my collection
As for Gshoks, here is what bothers me about them. On the whole, the concept of a Gshock watch revolves around boldness, with some aggressiveness, complexity, rough shapes and reliefs, visual weight and everything of that kind. So, when it has a round case, its shapes and silhouette seem balanced. It has enough space for contour roughness and for a readable, easily-visible, and operable dial.
When its case is square, the dial visually is reduced and this creates a disproportionality between the bold case and the relatively small face. A feeling of dissonance and disproportionality is created between the case and the dial, as if they do not resonate with each other. It is for this reason that I see the round Gshoks as more balanced, in which the width of the dial harmonizes with the structural baldness of the watch
As for Gshoks, here is what bothers me about them. On the whole, the concept of a Gshock watch revolves around boldness, with some aggressiveness, complexity, rough shapes and reliefs, visual weight and everything of that kind. So, when it has a round case, its shapes and silhouette seem balanced. It has enough space for contour roughness and for a readable, easily-visible, and operable dial.
When its case is square, the dial visually is reduced and this creates a disproportionality between the bold case and the relatively small face. A feeling of dissonance and disproportionality is created between the case and the dial, as if they do not resonate with each other. It is for this reason that I see the round Gshoks as more balanced, in which the width of the dial harmonizes with the structural baldness of the watch