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Plunge
Yes not far from taking the plunge as it is magnetically attached to my mind!
Thanks for sharing in my enthusiasm for this piece Fx.
Suppose the most crucial factor remains the solidity of the treatment of the case. I tend to manage avoid scratching my watches, however for standard metals signs of wear often add character. But with many dark case treatments this is not always the case as the coating comes off. Cartier claims the ADLC treatment is super strong yet flexible but hoping some Purists with first hand experience would share their views on this as I would not want to own this as an occasional wearer but more as a regular piece in rotation. For an occasional wearer the WG or RG versions look stunning as well, but the Titanium is magical!
Dumont Skeleton owners out there?
Recently had the opportunity to handle a Titanium Santos Dumont Skeleton and was immediately smitten! Been on my mind ever since but have a few things that keep coming to mind Loved the way it felt on the wrist and the shape of the case combined with the...
I would LOVE to be able to answer you!
Sadly, I don't own this watch... But I can bring you my feelings... I understand why you love it, it is a kind of perfect combo between traditional watchmaking and a very contemporary approach. Yes, it is true, the legibility is not as good as with the ot...
Plunge
Yes not far from taking the plunge as it is magnetically attached to my mind! Thanks for sharing in my enthusiasm for this piece Fx. Suppose the most crucial factor remains the solidity of the treatment of the case. I tend to manage avoid scratching my wa...
A coating always remains a coating...
I will not tell you that there is no risk! But if you wear it with care, I don't see any issue. Fx
WOW! Thanks for the wristshot!
It is impossible to find here in France! So, ready to take the plunge? :) Fx