New Release
Andrea~'s original post highlights Cartier's strategic release of a non-limited platinum Crash for its London boutique, a move that makes this highly coveted reference theoretically more accessible. This article explores the community's reaction to this significant launch, examining whether 'non-limited' truly translates to 'available' for such an iconic and in-demand timepiece. Andrea~'s perspective as a long-time collector offers valuable insight into the nuances of luxury watch accessibility.
I guess, Cartier is the only one with this kind of watch. It remembers me of a Hamilton Ventura. It is not my kind of, but if i must chose a remarkable watch form, the Vacheron Constantin Americana 1921 heritage is my choice, and i really like to collect it, wear. But first my very special wish is Christian’s way to wear a Bovet 19 Thirty.
This quality of design is never out of fashion !
Only wearing round watches can get boring after a while, at least for me The 1921 is fantastic
So far, not sure if I fully understand...
It's a style statement that barely peeks out of your cuff.
It is a very nice watch. But every Vacheron Constantin is for me fantastic. There are no Vacheron Constantin watches that i do not like. Other brands have…. Omega is one that have also a top notch catalog. Last i was browsing a JLC Polaris Memovox. I must say, man, wat a stunning peace. The sound is just awesome.
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