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geekiemac said:
Papaya is much lighter and OG Orange is almost pink, so Vitamin C would fit nicely between both 😉
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It’s hard to make the case that any of the oranges are redundant outside Apricot vs. Nectarine. They all bring their own special look to the table, usually answering the questions: how much red? How much saturation? And then as said above, vitamin c is pure, glowy, unfaded orange and the most straight orange you can get outside Hermes.

I’m just glad Apricot and Nectarine have the 38 vs 40mm distinction to help me tell them apart 🙃
 
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Nike Black/Pure Platinum on stainless steel S5.

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geekiemac said:
Vitamin C is the closest you can get to the perfect orange which, according to the band-demigods in this forum, is Hermès Orange.
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geekiemac said:
Papaya is much lighter and OG Orange is almost pink, so Vitamin C would fit nicely between both 😉
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athousandbands said:
It’s hard to make the case that any of the oranges are redundant outside Apricot vs. Nectarine. They all bring their own special look to the table, usually answering the questions: how much red? How much saturation? And then as said above, vitamin c is pure, glowy, unfaded orange and the most straight orange you can get outside Hermes.
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All of this is highly subjective, of course, but I reduced to the triumvirate of Cantaloupe – Kumquat – Hèrmes. Vitamin C is great, too, if you dig neon hues – it‘s very bright and saturated.

Caveat: I only like „real“ orange hues, not reddish and pinkish oranges (and we got a lot of those, especially the former).
 
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the future said:
All of this is highly subjective, of course, but I reduced to the triumvirate of Cantaloupe – Kumquat – Hèrmes. Vitamin C is great, too, if you dig neon hues – it‘s very bright and saturated.

Caveat: I only like „real“ orange hues, not reddish and pinkish oranges (and we got a lot of those, especially the former).
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I think sunflower loop and California poppy link presage a magical year or two of yellow-oranges to balance things out, the way pine green hit and since then we’ve gotten a lot of similar greens.
 
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athousandbands said:
I think sunflower loop and California poppy link presage a magical year or two of yellow-oranges to balance things out, the way pine green hit and since then we’ve gotten a lot of similar greens.
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Yes, please! I absolutely adore both the Pollen sport band and the Sunflower classic buckle.
 
I have kind of mixed feelings on this one. Its called the Cyberwatch by Gray International. While I think it gives the watch a really unique look, its hella hard to put on and take off as you have to use these tiny screws to put it together. I don’t wear it often because of that but thought I would put it on today.

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Diskutant said:
looks like you are wearing a way too small band, that looks painful 😮
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Pretty much every time I take the watch off there is the imprint of the case on my wrist. If I wear it any looser it just floats around and the sensors don’t work. It’s not painful or uncomfortable in any way.
 
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