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A. Lange & Söhne: Very impressive!

All are special, but my choice would be middle of the second row. Or the datograph perpetual tourbillion in platinum which is not in the picture
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Jaeger-LeCoultre: Such a fantastic piece, I totally get it!

This is maybe the only JLC of the past 5-6 years that I found truly compelling. If I didn't have my tribute to Polaris alarm I would have been very tempted.
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By: als1678
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Independents: I don't know if I agree ...

You can say that Lang and Heyne use simple Unitas for time only watches, Voutilainen vingt-8 is Peaeux 260 derivative, Vianney halter classic - a basic lemania etc. It is generic gear train but the finishing and modifications are what really matters. The winding feel is exceptional and from what I h
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Independents: Thank you for that write up - I think those are very special watches.

As an owner I have to say that everything from the winding feel to the hand engraved numerals and the case finishing gives the impression of a really high quality artisanal piece. It is subtle but gives a lot of pleasure when on the wrist. It feels more Japanese than Swiss, and that's a good thing.
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By: als1678
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Horological Meandering: Tim, that is an absolutely unbeatable duo!

The Banu is such a unique and beautifully executed watch, I completely understand why it has to be in the top two, or even top one ... By the way - you are the one that helped me order my VH anniversary years ago
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By: als1678
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Horological Meandering: Thank you! I have seen some photos, not as good as those though.

I agree, incredible watch that takes the classic into a totally different direction!
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By: als1678
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Officine Panerai: Haven't you heard - Panerai is now Laboratorio di Idee.

They don't make watches anymore.
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By: als1678
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