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Hmmm….good question!
The honeygold and the thinness were probably what closed the sale.
But I would probably have hesitated if it had looked more like the one I already had. Good point!
Claus
Ran into an 1815 Thin Honeygold. Ended well
The other day, I had a catch-up coffee with my AD. Except he had run out of coffee so we had tea. To compensate he brought out a trio of very nice watches. I went in well dressed with the Jaeger-LeCoultre Amvox 2 - but left with another watch on my wrist....
What a pick-up?!?!?!? I had no idea that any of these were still in the wild, unclaimed.
Wear it in good health, and thanks for sharing the great photos Hussam
I got lucky.
The owner of the AD did not know they had it either. But I do realize that I got lucky. Claus
Very very nice Claus, the Honeygold is extremely appealing in my opinion.
And it’s a nice compliment to your 1815. If the anniversary piece had a sub seconds (like your existing 1815) would you have bought it?
Hmmm….good question!
The honeygold and the thinness were probably what closed the sale. But I would probably have hesitated if it had looked more like the one I already had. Good point! Claus
Opposites attract 😀
Big and loud vs thin and discreet Steel/titanium vs honeygold Chrono vs …nothing Contrasts like this makes watch collecting such a fun hobby. Claus
huge congratulations Claus...great timepiece & one of the best dress watch in the market !
unique case, perfect size & thickness. Best, mahesh.,
Looks almost like white gold in daylight
With indoor light it looks more like rose gold ... you noticed that?
I really wish that Honey Gold was an option in more of their watches...
...but I also understand the point of exclusivity...
