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It depends on your preference and only you can make the final decision. The LUC movement is renowed for its movement finish and to me, it is a pity if you can't see and admire the movement. If this is the case, then you can forget about Fluerier RG. Limited edition watch is only desirable if there is a big demand for it. Despite there are only 250 produced, I have seen at least two Fluerier still sitting in the watch shops windows for some time in Hong Kong, so I believe it is not that "hot". However, the two colour combination looks much more attractive than the Fluerier WG. So it seems that the regular twist is a better choice as it got a display back and also the level of finish for Geneve Seal is better than the Fluerier. Plus it has a Breguet hair spring and swan-neck regulator, which are only found in very high priced models in other brands. I myself has bought the earlier 1.96 model due to its classic styling and smaller in size (36mm). Hope this help.

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LUC Fluerier RG or new WG or Twist

 
By: IWC2006 : August 9th, 2007-03:59
Hi LUC fans, I can only have one due to limited budget. I been reading a lot recently about L.U.C and visit the AD to try it on here and there. I admire their quality of finishing,in-house movement, blah blah blah. Finally decided to get one. AD offered m... 

It depends...

 
By: YMA : August 9th, 2007-20:29
It depends on your preference and only you can make the final decision. The LUC movement is renowed for its movement finish and to me, it is a pity if you can't see and admire the movement. If this is the case, then you can forget about Fluerier RG. Limit... 

It really depends...

 
By: Kong : August 15th, 2007-22:55
Thanks YMA for the post. In Singapore, I've seen of 5 people have the L.U.C QF RG, and each time, a piece lands here, it will be picked up by someone. And yes, one of the 5 people, actually bought it from Hong Kong. Will inform those who are interested to...  

Tough choice...

 
By: IWC2006 : August 16th, 2007-06:23
Hi Kong, Thanks for the advice. I personally do not mind the 39mm case size, I have a Lange 1815 (36mm) thus I do not wish to duplicate with another similar style of watch like the 1.96. I have tried the fluerier before and AD still have 1or 2 left. To me...