Having seen the new way of creating the applied logo, can anyone clarify what CW did previously. On the C7 watches, the right part of the logo was a complete structure with raised infill areas. Has it been technically very difficult to construct the CW logo as an applied logo? I presume it must have been.

From reading about the new version on the Dune, the logo appears to be managed by using pins on the dial to position the logo parts. Would this affect the type of dial finish that might be used.

There was an interesting thread about the AnOrdain finish. So I wondered whether it would be possible to fit a new style CW applied logo to a technical dial such as an AnOrdain, or maybe a CW sapphire dial, or would the attrition rate make it too hard to do?

All excellent and intriguing questions. My guess is only CW can answer them. It would make for a good topic for a Q&A with Mike France!

Perhaps those on the FLE design committee will have some insight since they worked with CW about making a raised logo a reality for the FLE?

I think the new Twin Flags logo and now being applied...really brings up the cleanliness of the dial. Huge improvements. I would love to see the Sealanders and the 300M diver get the Applied logo.

Love the new logo as well, really adds class to the dial. Think they have a winner here.