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Originally Posted by sinkholeninja
Sure, but what I'm actually questioning is the merit of limited editions over regular releases. I don't understand the need for limited editions, especially when they provide only slight iterations in design (e.g. dial colour). Unless they bring something significant to the table, what's the point in them?
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There doesn't need to be a "merit" other than some might find it attractive. Sometimes I kinda like a watch, but wish it had a blue dial. Or a red bezel or a dolphin skin strap. And sometimes those wishes align with an LE release. So I'm happy, box ticked and will buy a watch I was previously a bit on the fence about.
Sometimes I will find LE's repellent, sometimes lovely, but my taste is mine and no one else's....