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Old 18 August 2016, 04:03 PM   #31
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The Hulk's green does change with lighting. However, love the green.
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Old 18 August 2016, 07:09 PM   #32
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Seen this watch many times. The colors always look different.
That's my problem, I really like it dark, but not so much bright green.

Maybe I should get one and only wear it in autumn / winter or at night? If worn in summer, then always with sunglasses on? Hilarious.
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Old 18 August 2016, 09:11 PM   #33
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I agree with you: the green changes depending on the light, but comparing an early and a last manufactured HULK under the same light condition you can really note the difference.
That said, they are both a peace of beauty, for me ;)
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Old 19 August 2016, 01:37 AM   #34
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X2. I highly doubt any bezel color change. I own the watch also, and the lighting and angles make the green hues change immensely. I really don't believe any rumors about anything on the 'net until I see definitive proof. JMO
I agree. The watch changes too much in the light to make any calls about minute color changes.
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Old 20 August 2016, 07:34 AM   #35
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I wish the colour was always like in this photo, kind of emerald green. I would buy it retail in a heart beat. My AD called me today to check if I had changed my mind. I asked her about the possibility of new ones being darker. She said the one I saw had just arrived and was manufactured very recently. The watch was so green I'd be scared to never stop at traffic lights. Greener than a Granny Smith apple.



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Old 20 August 2016, 08:42 AM   #36
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That picture is what mine looks like. Remember, at an AD the lights are set to make everything sparkle and blingy. AD lights make the dial go crazy. Most normal light scenarios result in rich dark emerald.
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