MichaelC
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Me too. Of course, we also had all the complaints about too many Offshore editions.
That never bothered me. It's often easy to tell who owns their own business and who does not. The non-owners think watch companies should always be "historically correct" and "true to their roots". I am a capitalist and don't fault any of these companies for how they decide to earn.
From 2009, a 50 piece Offshore edition for the Gstaadt Classic
I searched for it years ago but never came across one. I like this rubber bezeled model. ...
I did not recall this one at all.
Thanks for sharing this. I miss those rubber coated bezels.. respo
Thanks for the trip down memory lane.
I like this Gstaad version now just as I did when it was first introduced. M4
Me too. Of course, we also had all the complaints about too many Offshore editions.
That never bothered me. It's often easy to tell who owns their own business and who does not. The non-owners think watch companies should always be "historically correct" and "true to their roots". I am a capitalist and don't fault any of these companies ...
Never bothered me either...
It's just that I have personal preference towards earlier Offshore. I still like some of the new ones as well! And I also do not think that every watch company should stay historically correct. Each for everyone! Sam
Ordinarily, I might not like 1 off colored pusher. But I think it makes good sense here.
Color coordinated with the chrono hands, works for me. If you come across it again, snap some live pics if you can
Great color - combination
A close achievable model might be the Ref. #26470 perhaps? I might be wrong, I am not SOO into these AP refs. I guess this one is quite more special. BUT, I have looked at my mentioned ref. a few times now, hehe... Thanks for sharing, All best Bent