I am partial to the IDF Eterna-matic Super Kontiki. That has a cushion case and might have some good design cues to offer.
I am partial to the IDF Eterna-matic Super Kontiki. That has a cushion case and might have some good design cues to offer.
MkII Vantage
MkII LRRP (arrived 10/1/09)
MkII Kingston (arrived 3/7/12)
MkII Project GMT plank preorder
MkII Nassau (ordered 6/2/12)
OWC Blue Snowflake A10
Panerai PAM 359 - 1950 3 Days
Rolex Submariner 1680 MkVI Red
Rolex Sea-Dweller 16660
Rolex GMT-II 116710
Citizen Titanium Eco-Zilla
Seiko Black Samurai
Tag Heuer 4000 Auto
Nav B-Uhr Vintage Automatic
The 6309-7040 is the quintessential cushion case. It has lugs which are fully part of the case line, with no taper or elongation. It also has case width that exceeds the diameter of the face and bezel. These are the hallmarks of the cushion case, which is also typically with a much shorter lug to lug distance because of those traits.
An excellent modern rendition is the Tsunami by Noah Fuller, with its upgraded domed sapphire crystal and increased depth rating to 300 meters.
The Heuer on a Squinky rally is a nice one.
http://img.auctiva.com/imgdata/9/9/4...90014734_o.jpg
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Pretty much looks like a cushion:
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My idea of a modern "cushion case"
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Last edited by Tetraflop; May 5th, 2010 at 23:19. Reason: "illegal" things removed
I would think someone would of mentioned the Panerai cases by now.
I certainly admire their case design and think they make for a wonderful cushion case timepiece.
Of course, they also are very touchy about folks using their design elements.
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