Stowa Antea Back to Bauhaus Review
Around this time last year, Stowa released the Antea "back to bauhaus" series. The "b2b" was an offshoot of the classic Antea line, which itself pulls inspiration from a watch Stowa first produced in the 1920s. The b2b was yet another product born of the collaboration between Stowa and famed German designer, Hartmut Esslinger, who also designed the Rana and Stowa's new logo.The b2b series was not without controversy, however. Some longtime Stowa fans were puzzled by the release, questioning Schauer's direction for a brand that had for nearly 20 years produced timepieces based on tried-and-true designs from its historical catalogue. The trepidation online was also likely compounded by the fact that Stowa had recently made other changes that proved to be divisive, with the most obvious example being the aforementioned logo redesign.Others��and I include myself in that group��were intrigued by the release. Few reservations aside, I liked the concept on paper, especially the myriad of color

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Anyone know year based on serial numbers
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