MichaelC
[AP Moderator]
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Too much dial text on these models.
And I have no idea what is going on with the date window - looks like the font size or at least the location of the printing on the date disc needs to be adjusted, or the window reduced.
I would personally choose a non-limited model that I liked more.
Laureato … a special one at a special size
The duo … My two LE edition Laureato Anniversary timepieces. -41 mm -LE with 225 made in blue dial and 225 made in silver dial. -Individual engraved number on the caseback. Not the “1 of 188” etc we usually see today. -Ref 81000 -First released in 2016 to...
Agree when it comes to the “basic” laureato
The 38 mm is a better size than the 42 mm from a preservation of proportions. For folks that can not decide between the 38 mm and the 42 mm … the 41 mm which is a LE, rare, and holds significant importance … IMHO. : )
Agree …
For the “serious” collectors of certain brands they collect, they will place provenance/importance high on the decision criteria list. As they would rarity as well. For the “casual” collector, they may not care. If it involves future resale value … then a...
Too much dial text on these models.
And I have no idea what is going on with the date window - looks like the font size or at least the location of the printing on the date disc needs to be adjusted, or the window reduced. I would personally choose a non-limited model that I liked more.
I too would have preferred less writing
on the dial. The angle of the picture for the silver dial maybe misleading. But it this is still the one I would recommend for those that want just one laureato. And I love the date window and wheel. The font is especially attractive with open 9s and 6s. ...
