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That's a cool concept. Launching with an MVP and live demos is definitely the best way to save clients from wasting cash.

A few quick things I'm curious about:[size=1][color=#ff0000]Delta Executor[/color][/size]

* What actually is a "Cheat Code Game"?** Are we talking  classic hidden secrets (like old-school GTA codes), or is this a specific type of platform you're building?
* How does the AI piece work?** Does it change the game on the fly based on how someone plays?
*What's the deal with the "intelligent rewards"?** Is it just standard in-game achievements, or are you hooking it up to Web3 or real-world perks?
*What do clients actually get to try in the live demo?** Is it a short playable level, or just a look at the dashboard and layout?

How do you keep the "cheat" part fun without ruining the challenge?

Quick Take: "Do watches at that price still exist?" The night's emcee joked when introducing the Challenge prize for watches under CHF 2,000. link In a bit of a surprise, the Raymond Weil Millesime Automatic beat out nominees, including Nomos, Seiko, and Studio Underd0g. Raymond Weil is a brand often slept on by enthusiasts – including here at Hodinkee, if we're being honest – so perhaps a GPHG award will change that.

Meanwhile, AP calls the size of link the Concept "generous" and I think that word might be generously kind in and of itself. But that's what the Concept is meant to be. Look at any other brand making hyper-sporty and futuristic watches and then consider the price here, 150,00 CHF. It's an insane amount of money, but less insane than what anyone else is asking, which makes it a bargain by comparison for what is still an incredible watch.

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