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Tonneau skeleton dual time.
Never thought I’d enjoy a RG skeleton, but l love this one.
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Tonneau skeleton dual time.
Never thought I’d enjoy a RG skeleton, but l love this one. ...
That’s a great way to describe this watch.
I think you explained better than I could, as to what drew me to this design.
That’s just the picture.
The watch is not very wide. It tapers down to narrower than usual lug size with a skinny strap, which may be creating the illusion that the watch is wide at the 3-9 plane.
Thank you.
Both the case and the movement have a gentle curve which makes this special unlike the Hubritus from a lazier brand with a repurposed silly looking movement for that case.
Thanks, mon ami.
A bit outside my comfort zone but glad I took the plunge. Cartier are on a roll.
