Baselworld 2018: Wristshot Selection

foversta · 2018-03-24T14:09:20Z

Explore foversta's Baselworld 2018 wristshot selection, featuring new watches from Tag Heuer, Zenith, Czapek, and Jacob & Co. Get a real-world view of new releases.

Foversta's fourth-day Baselworld report offers a vibrant collection of wristshots, capturing the essence of new releases from diverse brands like Tag Heuer, Zenith, Czapek, and Jacob & Co. This post provides a valuable visual diary from the 2018 fair, giving readers a direct, on-the-wrist perspective of the latest horological creations.

Key Points from the Discussion

The live wristshot photos provide a much better and more realistic representation of the watches compared to official manufacturer stock photos.
Some collectors express a desire for more detailed photos, particularly of the casebacks, to fully appreciate the watches' craftsmanship.
The Jacob & Co. watches are described as incredibly mesmerizing, sparking a strong desire among collectors to experience them firsthand.
There is interest in obtaining more information about specific watches, such as the Rexhepi Chronometré and the grade of titanium used in the Zenith Defy Classic.

The Discussion

Alkiro1

Mar 24, 2018

Thank you again for this new pictorial tour dear FX

I would like to try and handle all those Jacob & Co one day. They’re so incredible. Almost mesmerising. Best wishes Alkiro

foversta

Mar 24, 2018

please note that Czapek use for the first time the new chronograph movement from Vaucher [nt]

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Alkiro1

Mar 24, 2018

Watchonthewrist, Xavier and I talked a little bit about this chrono during our last visit. But I’m not particularly thrilled by this new model to be honest with you

Best wishes Alkiro

Watchonthewrist

Mar 24, 2018

I have to say that it looks a lot better in person my friend

But not sure if i will ever buy one

Alkiro1

Mar 24, 2018

I prefer the two first versions here. But the true question here is why a date window? 😳

Best wishes Alkiro

foversta

Mar 24, 2018

You will be able to ask it without [nt]

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