The Triptych arrived 4 months earlier than promised! The Scrambler and Voyagers arrived earlier than you indicated as well. I appreciate this and I hope that your production continues at a similar a pace now that Pandemic considerations and limitations have passed. Scrambler is a good, modern looking watch. The case, small numbers, and slender height make it unique in your line. It is an improvement over Vendetta in that the time is read at the top of the face rather than the bottom. Voyager is a major accomplishment. A true dive watch with weight, style, precision, and thoughtful nods to history. I love the color schemes of both that I purchased and the easy options of using the silicone straps for use during exertion and the Horween extras I purchased make them both casual and semi formal. Most impressive is your Holograph Tourbillion. Breguet would be proud of your accomplishment. As an early adopter, I paid just $1,000 for this marvel. My only regret is the color scheme I chose. I am still interested in the model with the white or silver face and the stainless case. I have been on board the Xeric train since your seminal Halograph. With its visible, dual balance wheels it is still one of my five favorite timepieces. I proudly own and wear 15 of your watches. All of that said, I am deeply disappointed by the Triptych. The hour markers are probably plastic, the minute marker crescent is clearly such. While the hour markers do exhibit SuperLumiNova, the minutes do not. Difficult to use one without the other. The Vendetta has metal or metal-looking markers for minutes despite the plastic-looking hour markers. Why was the same treatment given for Triptych? I’ll keep it but $799 is entirely too much for the materials and features. How much more would it have cost for the minute-marker crescent to be metallic or enamel. Your company looks forward and innovates. I own 15 of your watches. I have been an unofficial ambassador of your brand for a decade as during my work day, an average of two people compliment or ask me about my watch. It is most often Xeric on my wrist but I occasionally wear Omega, Mont Blanc, Movado, Piaget, or Constant, Depending on the situation, I usually take it off and hand it to them. They love your watches and I spell “Xeric” for them so they can “Google it” after they return home. Please make Triptych better. Yours in time,