10k in 2020. Truth be told I like the clean looks of the monopusher single crown but as a chronograph person I am annoyed by the compromise in functionality.
remind me a bit of old race cars or unpainted airplanes from the 50s & 60s. Tough choice between this one and the anthracite you posted the other day, I may have a small preference for the anthracite, would be nice to see them side by side when you get a chance!
A real party piece. The dial execution is spotless which can be difficult to achieve with fully lumed dials. It was significantly cheaper than other alternatives (doxa whitepearl for example) and was one of the few options without a date. Actually Yema should be commended for offering so many no-dat
Still a diver but with a twist: the pure white dial doesn't reveal its trick until you get in a darker room. Crown protectors could be a bit shorter, same with the lugs but less of an issue on the 39. Yema have been steadily improving movements as well as case and bracelet finish and offer good fun
The BB58 and 54 are very attractive but everytime the shape of the hour hand kills it for me. Build quality on modern Tudors is amazing though, there's no arguing.
I find that Cartier watches work great on weekends as well which has been displacing other watches in my rotation as long as there's not too much water involved.
Nothing says lets go places for some adventure like a no date sub and what a nice patina on that one! I see you were in good company for the ride, nice Chopard MM, is that a Ti case?