Dave G
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Any fans of the Serpent?
PSM Serpent Calendar that is. Mine with the 42mm case with the newer inner date ring vs. the old model with the date on the outside.
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Any fans of the Serpent?
PSM Serpent Calendar that is. Mine with the 42mm case with the newer inner date ring vs. the old model with the date on the outside....
I am a huge fan
I have the same iteration as your but in the smaller 38mm as the thin bezel and smaller size fits my wrist better. This and the Spirit Mk 2 are my current PSM works. Looking to add the Resilience some day. Richard
I bought the Resilience first...
I bought the Resilience first as I loved the enamel dial, but debated between the two for hours at the AD. Eventually, went back a year later and got the Serpent. Honestly, 40mm would be perfect for me if it were an option. I had the same debate between 3...
Beautiful piece... thanks for sharing,
What, in your opinion, keeps you coming back to look at the dial? For me its really that serpent hand of course, but it adds a rhythm to the watch which I'm sure iwht the central seconds makes it poetic. Thanks for sharing! S
Yes, the serpent hand. In...
Yes, the serpent hand. In some ways quite a simple detail, but adds character. On 18 Aug, 2014, at 21:21, www watchprosite < [Email address suppressed for privacy] > wrote:
