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Thanks, this is certainly a great advice. If I not wrong, The Fluerier quality foundation is formed by Chopard, Paragiami and a few other watch houses. I was thought getting a limited edition is a safe buy , perhaps from the experience of owning a unique piece, the watch might be sought after in the secondary market - I could be wrong!
Yes, I love seeing great movements at the back especially if I am spending something costing quite a bit.
LUC Fluerier RG or new WG or Twist
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...
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...
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...
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...