Seiko "Future Now" E

The Mako line is available in a variety of dial colors; Orient USA tells us that the blue-dialed Mako is their best selling watch. It's not hard to tell why: inexpensive, well made, functional, and quite legible. I rather like the '6/9/12' Arabics on the dial; very cool looking and a nice balance to the day and date at 3 o'clock.The new Mako dial switches to larger markers with a double-width polygon at 12 o'clock. Similarly, the hands have a more complex shape and are bevelled instead of flat. Which do you prefer?I have a 7.5" wrist, and slightly prefer the fit of the new Mako, though both work pretty well in my opinion.Timekeeping for both is basically identical, at within 20 seconds per day. These are well-made but mass produced movements, and will last for many years with a tuneup every 3-5 years. The rules:Limit one prize per person.Participants must be legal residents of the U.S.To enter, simply tweet why you think you should win, and tag your tweet either #wr-mako or #wr-mako2 to show which one you'd like to win. (Examples below.)Contest runs from 9AM March 22nd to 5PM March 26th (PDT).Watch Report staff will make the decisions as to who wins, based on our opinions of which tweets we liked the best.Winners will be notified via Twitter (therefore you must be following us to be notified), and after you send us your mailing address via email, we will mail prizes out via USPS.Prizes will be shipped via regular mail to the participant at the address they indicate via email within 45 days of notification of winning.Update (3/31/2010):We had a huge number of awesome responses.