Suunto 9 Peak
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@dimitrios-kanellopoulos New approach of releasing?
I can’t recall Suunto ever was so specific about a date and time of new releases. Usually there were rumors and then suddenly…BOOM… there it was
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I am one that likes big watches, for me the size of the S9 is perfect.
From the leaks that we have seen, I think that the design is very surprising, something new and refreshing but I still do not know if I like it
. Design wise, IMHO, Suunto does not have rival now a days.What surprises me quite a lot is that nobody has commented anything about the the height of the new device and the size of the bezels which seems huge compared with the diameter, if the leaks are true. I know that technically all this is needed but is not an ultra thin watch.
Even though I do not have intention to change my S9B yet, I’m quite excited to see how is the new watch and what has made Suunto to surprise us.
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@cosmecosta
I’ve had very similar thoughts… what I remember it looks like a Polar with a huge bezel on top, and the smallish buttons hide very low below that bezel.
I am curious, too… but I suspect that I like my X-Alps way too much to upgrade. -
@cosmecosta is s3 considered slim?
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A serious doubter here…
Lets see what the release brings (and for what price
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Guys you dont need to buy everything new that comes out :-d
S9B is a great watch!
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@dimitrios-kanellopoulos Why not? Just supporting Suunto.
Some wise men on this forum told me that the perfect number of watches is n+1. -
@dimitrios-kanellopoulos said in Suunto 9 Peak:
S9B is a great watch!
Don’t forget the Spartan Ultra. Another great watch if you are not a 100-hours-ultra-trail-runner …
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@dimitrios-kanellopoulos we don’t? 0_o
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@dimitrios-kanellopoulos The S3, well I never payed to much attention to it. So I do not know. What I commented is the sensation regarding the pictures leaked, so I will wait to see official pictures and reviews.
I’m not buying it yet, S9 needs to last some more years
and now a days I’m very happy with it, more if we continue receiving interesting updates as it seems. -
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@dimitrios-kanellopoulos
don’t tell Suunto you said this
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@surfboomerang said in Suunto 9 Peak:
the perfect number of watches is n+1.
this applies also to bikes and skis
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I wonder if the latest S9 titanium and now S9P design means that Suunto is leaving its wind rose or compass rose inspiration for something less distinct and more minimal.
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@freeheeler I think he’s doing his duty to keep addicts informed, aware and on top of their process. It’s a WA thing. I’m impressed.
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@dimitrios-kanellopoulos I had S3F at first and switched to S9B, size and weight is really noticeable but I got used to it.
But, when I saw Peak I really wanted smaller and lighter watch. Minimal design is also a plus for my taste. -
@freeheeler said in Suunto 9 Peak:
@surfboomerang said in Suunto 9 Peak:
the perfect number of watches is n+1.
this applies also to bikes and skis
Good, that the expression “wife” is missing … it would have been your last day on this earth …
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@łukasz-szmigiel If you excuse the retaining screws, the Core and Traverse ranges have had many minimalist bezels. In a way, the S-Series projections (especially the 9/9B and 7) have stood out. So to speak.
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@fenr1r I like it. It’s what brought me to the S line.
