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What is everyone wearing to kick off this week?
Either I grew a ton of hair on my arm or Yokozuna stole my watch 😉😂🤣 Just received this Roger Dubuis Sympathie bi-retrograde moonphase chronograph in RG. It's a 1st gen (2nd edition) which dates back to 2000 when Roger Dubuis was still an Independent and ...
My Reverso today.
Lot of meetings today, the Reverso is just perfect under the sleeves. ...
Merci frérot 😉😁. Just took a couple photos of the movement but sun has already gone down so no more natural light so not the greatest results 😢
With my phone, the quality of the photo does not do justice to the stunning movement. Maybe with my DSLR one of these days or just with natural lighting 🤔 I really like the signature on the sapphire crystal case back 👍 ...
This one is the 40mm model so a great mix of modern size and classic heritage. Currently hunting several 37mm models with Breguet numerals 😉😁
Believe me, the finishing is on par with Lange or better. I louped the movement many times since receiving it and it is beyond a Patek 5070 and VC Malte Chrono IMHO 🤷♂️
I had it in Paris with me but you were busy 🤷♂️🤦♂️. You could have taken photos in your awesome photo studio 😁😜
I will bring it next time in any case 😉
I always wanted to ask you,
Why you have to be that mean with us by posting something like this ?You don’t have a normal watch to post?You just ruined my lovely sunny day!Anyway I forgive you,thanks for posting that beauty my friend!
Congrats on a sublime example...
I’m wearing the entry level OP today... With the famous little Blue Box as backdrop....no wonder this one already got the nickname, it’s close but slightly different ...
It’s such a peace
And your story about RD. Richemont could be a safe heaven for the brands. They have such a great brands under the umbrella, every brand is unique and great. After the Swatch group, my favorite watch group. I never bought a watch from an independent, but s...
You should definitely look at the Independents. They are simply amazing and truly cater to their clientele...
as for Roger Dubuis, the early pieces are still attainable at this point but the market is changing rapidly so who knows what it will be in the near future. All I know is that these early pieces are just stunning in terms of quality, uniqueness, and craft...
Thank you for the advice
The first time i mentioned RD was the release of the diabolus in machina. Getting the early pieces, i go check chrono24.
Modern Dubuis is cadran different than the early days which were much more classic. Today, Dubuis is all about high tech and modern, sort of along the lines of Richard Mille...
whereas early Dubuis is more like classic Patek and VC. As for finding early editions, they are slim pickings as they often get scooped by connaisseurs of the brand. There are a few BIG collectors out there that literally have hundreds of 1st and 2nd gen ...
Great looking watch from the good old days
but you should do something about those hairy arms though
A very classy piece, this Sympathy!
No indie for me today. I lusted for this mezmerizing blue dial. Doesn’t show under the dim yellow light in this shot but still looks kind of cool. Cheers, Daniel ...
Huge Congrats . One amazing and spectacular RD 😍
Missed out on one not to long ago . Hope to find a beautiful example like yours in the near future 🙏🏻
Such a beautiful and intriguing piece, especially with the case shape!
I know relatively little about RD except the fact that brand is very different today from what it used to be. Any thoughts on their current watches?
Indeed early RD and what we see today is vastly different...
If you do some research you will see for yourself the genius of the man when he was at Patek for 20 years and when he decided to start RD back in 1995. His early pieces were of the highest quality, arguably better than equivalents pieces from AP, Patek, a...
Agreed, it's too bad that the market did not support the brand in its original form...
That being said, I do think the newer watches are interesting as well. Looking forward to seeing what they come up with in the future! And definitely send me that reference guide when you get a chance, would love to take a look at it!
Old trusty Pilot 3706 for this week...with new JPM calf strap
Have a good day everybody. ...
Well, technically, I'm not wearing the Dornblüth . . .
. . . today, but . . . [photo credit: Attila Aszodi] . . . will be tomorrow after it's retrieved from my strapmaker's shop. ...
Such a beauty, Art
A very special piece you have here. Is it a sandwich dial? I had never noticed until now and looks to be in this picture.
The dial's ceramic, and if memory serves correct . . .
. . . it's one piece, but I'll check with our resident Dornblüth experts.
