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LTD Edition 4286P
42MM Labrassus Split Second Perpetual in PT. UNREAL. I can't post a pic because I sell watches too besides being a Watch Freak. They frown on that. Other people have pics hopefully they can post. . To me it's a PP 5004P on Steroids.
4896P What A Watch
Just got a NEW toy the Split Second Perpetual in PT. Absolutely Stunning.
Never heard of it. Could it be ...
4286P or maybe 4289? A picture would be nice Oliver
Yes picture please....
.... I believe you might be talking about the 4286P? That is a gorgeous watch!!
LTD Edition 4286P
42MM Labrassus Split Second Perpetual in PT. UNREAL. I can't post a pic because I sell watches too besides being a Watch Freak. They frown on that. Other people have pics hopefully they can post. . To me it's a PP 5004P on Steroids.
Some pics I've found on the net...
... of the 4286P.. I agree it is a very handsome watch. "> img="http://www.lexson.co.jp/bla/blanc47_a.jpg"> How's the mechanics? Would you mind telling us more about how you feel handling the watch please?...
Oops sorry.. 2nd pic here..
I'm interested to know how to seconds hand work. Is there a seconds hand at all when the chronograph is not activated? Do one of the rattrapante hands also work as a seconds hand? If so, how does it fly back to the seconds position when the chronograph is...
gorgeous watch
congrats on this beauty - with 42mm in diameter a reasonable size, and the dial is a masterpiece - stunning timepiece!
How about this!!
I've been wearing it everyday for a week & love it more & more. Size, feel etc & on top of it all it's 7 years old & keeping PERFECT time.
Guess I Will Chime In With One In Rose Gold
You are right. This watch is an utterly classic stunner and as well is remarkably complicated. I start with the premise that a perpetual chronograph is a very complicated watch. Then on top of what already is complicated to make the chronograph both a spl...
Beautiful!
A very complicated watch for a fraction of the price of an equivalent PP! Looks absolutely stunning! Thanks for the photo Jeff!
When talking about companies producing Rattrapantes with pusher at 10 you must be talking
about brands who produce something 'substandard' like this ;-): One question: what has the pusher feel to do with a vertical clutch? I always thought that the pusher feel has much to do with the execution of the chronograph control mechanism (the finesse ...