Bruno.M1
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Back from service ...
not cheap to service but a monopusher chronograph is worth it 
Lovely watch
Not easy to shoot with curved sapphire
But curved sapphire on the back makes it almost impossible to take good pics of the movement
Looks imo very good.
Only thing .... it was awful expensive back in +/- 2002. and for that price I would at least expect some sharp inward angles.
Movement is nice finished but I'm a sucker for inward angles.
To give you an idea ... In 2002 a Patek 5070 white gold was USD 28.000, this Roger Dubuis M32 monopusher USD 42.000
You must have been nuts to pay 50% MORE for this Dubuis
Today it's 100% the opposite ... the 5070 became rather expensive while these Dubuis are an absolute bargain.
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Back from service ...
not cheap to service but a monopusher chronograph is worth it Lovely watch Not easy to shoot with curved sapphire But curved sapphire on the back makes it almost impossible to take good pics of the movement Looks imo very good. Only thing .... it was awfu...
its a beautiful and cool watch.
Looks like a keeper. .. Are you still in love with the 5070?
You are right... certainly a lovely watch!
Fascinating how value proposition changes with perception over the years
From the golden age of RD...
...just think how awesome it would be with a shaped movement? Btw, I agree about inward angles. To me it's a kind of test...if those angles are done well, it usually means good things for the rest of the movement.
Great photos of a fantastically lovely watch, and fascinating insights on the market too
I definitely know which way price signals make me go, and it's usually 180-degrees in the opposite direction from PP. So much goodness awaits anyone willing to venture.
100%
Think we should start a thread with massive undervalued pieces. Might be interesting for the most of us.
