hal
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Well, it's the whole package but...
I have to admit the look of the watch is major. From what I remember both
watches have original and fine LUC movements. The Quattro has a very
long power reserve, which I much admire. The Extra P. is a straight dress
watch very thin and elegant, but I have not seen the black dial version and don't know if
it's so extraordinary (as people say) that I should consider adding yet
another dress watch to my collection. I'm guessing the movement
finishing is about the same on the two. The fit for me is good on both.
I would like to add a Chopard to my collection, but the Chopard designs seem
caught in an awkward transition stage between classic elegance and tech.
Your input is welcome.
What think?
Original Quattro (I have only seen blue version in the real, but white dial looks nice in pics) or Extra Plate (probably WG Blk dial) ?
Hi Hal, is your question solely on cosmetic ?
Both these pieces prize-winning pieces have their own uniqueness. Kong This message has been edited by Kong on 2007-12-19 23:59:21
Well, it's the whole package but...
I have to admit the look of the watch is major. From what I remember both watches have original and fine LUC movements. The Quattro has a very long power reserve, which I much admire. The Extra P. is a straight dress watch very thin and elegant, but I hav...
They are different animals!
Hi Hal Please allow me to add some info. MTF has already given good inputs. Firstly, both models - the Quattro and the XP (Extra-plate) are from the L.U.C series with the L.U.C calibres. The Quattro is a breakthrough in the watch industry to be able to ac...