Serica 6190 MSL Polar White - Specifications, Prices and Owners' Reviews

If I had to keep only one watch in my collection, it would be this one. With its slightly cream dial and small diameter, it complements any style and adapts to any situation: going out on the town, work, hiking, the beach... You simply need to change the strap to adapt its use. I discovered it at the opening night at the Serica boutique, and I was immediately charmed by its versatile yet unique look. The three dial colors are all magnificent, but I ultimately fell for the white one, which reminds me of the Explore…

I discovered this version at the opening night in Paris. I hesitated for a long time between the gray and white models. I immediately ruled out the black dial, which was a bit of a duplicate of my 5303-1. I finally settled on the white dial, which reminded me of the Explorer II. I'm very happy to see that they've modified the dial and indexes compared to the original version: I love the slightly creamy background and its polar white indexes. The original strap is extremely comfortable, with a strong style. However…

I'd been wanting to buy a field watch with a white dial for a while. A little over a year ago, during a trip to Tenerife, the news broke... Serica released the 6190 Mean Sea Level and offered three dial colors, including polar white. I pre-ordered it immediately. Between ordering and delivery, Serica modified it and made it even more beautiful. The dial was originally white to become more cream, and the applied eggshell indexes, on the other hand, became white. The readability is incredible, with its intense black…