Luis6
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42.8mm sounds large,
so it was a nice surprise for me to find that it actually fits my 16cm wrist very well, thanks to the curved sapphire case back. A very clever design that significantly enhances wearability.
Baselworld 2016: Isn't Simplicity Just Gorgeous?
The perpetual calendar is perhaps one of the most practical complication one can have in a mechanical watch. Not only does it know how many days there are in each month, it is also able to calculate when a leap year will occur. Some of you eagle-eyed read...
42.8mm sounds large,
so it was a nice surprise for me to find that it actually fits my 16cm wrist very well, thanks to the curved sapphire case back. A very clever design that significantly enhances wearability.
Moser Endeavour is a Perfect watch but this sporty reincarnation seems...
... a bit over-zealous. Here the pitched robustness itself is compromised first by the Domed crystal and then by the DLC coating on inner portions of the case when it should have been on the outer more abrasive portions. The peculiar lume on up/down indic...
I agree with you on the domed crystal, the up/down indicator and the coating (athough DLC can wear too and that's often more noticable than some scratches on steel or gold)
But the fact that you can jump into the ocean at will with a perpetual is a good thing!
That's gorgeous!
Perfectly sized too. This would be a nice way to dip into this brand for me.
