Delma's Blue Shark III Azores

[AtomicTom]

Hey everyone, have you seen Delma's Blue Shark III Azores?

The watch, or watches not only look nice, but also help in shark
conservation, and support the Megalodon project. In a partnership
with ocean conservationist, and photagrapher Magnus Lundborg.

With just a few of the many watch details including 47mm stainless
steel, or black DLC stainless steel cases, 4000m WR, steel, or black
DLC bezels, textured gradient blue, and turquoise dials with SLN
covered hands, and markers, Sellita SW200, and both rubber straps,
and stainless steel bracelets as well.

A few pictures...























Monochrome, OceanicTime, and Delma with a lot more for you...


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[Steve O.]

Not bad, but the black bezel kills it IMO.

[Chocodove]

Massive and pretty expensive for what it is.

[stonehead887]

We are going to need a bigger boat...

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[Morethan1]

Anyone else notice the spring bars sticking out the lugs?

[AtomicTom]

Not bad, but the black bezel kills it IMO.

Massive and pretty expensive for what it is.

We are going to need a bigger boat...

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Anyone else notice the spring bars sticking out the lugs?

Steve, you make a terrific point about that black bezel. And you know,
there is something about stainless bezels on a stainless watches that just
works anyway. So maybe that aqua dialed version is the winner here.

Todd, yeah, it actually is a big watch, and honestly didn't notice it just
from the pictures. But that thickness kind of gives it away too.
Oh, and yes, would be neat if it didn't cost so much.

Jeremy, I agree, we just might.

Alex, honestly didn't notice the spring bars until you shined a light.
I wonder if that will be like that on the actual production models.

Can't thank you guys enough for giving your thoughts on these !!!