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I like it for sure!
This is an excellent example of a new vintage chronograph.
Let's pretend the winning bidder decides to wear this watch in a rotation. How will the lack of shock protection impact the watch's daily wearability? Are balance staffs actually hard to come by?
How about this Baltic Only Watch?
From a review: "The movement is a vintage Venus 150 chronograph movement with a column wheel and monopusher functionality. The caliber dates to the 1940s and makes sense in this particular watch for a number of reasons, and indeed creates a sort of symmet...
I like it for sure!
This is an excellent example of a new vintage chronograph. Let's pretend the winning bidder decides to wear this watch in a rotation. How will the lack of shock protection impact the watch's daily wearability? Are balance staffs actually hard to come by?
The dial is excellent. I like that the registers are period-specific and Baltic has resisted the temptation to enlarge them. The movement looks very nice too.
I'm not sure the watch works as a whole though. The case profile and thickness - while not a problem in other instances - doesn't quite work for me here. It's just a little too thick. Perhaps I've been looking at too many PP and Movado references from the...
