
There was a third one which I liked a lot, the Constant Escapement " Black " 46 mm, but I couldn't take pictures of it as it was in the window display, but I am sure Blomman will not fail. The WW TC Small Seconds: 40 mm of pure class and distinction. I am very happy to see this case back in the coll


and yes, we may see more colour variations. From what I have seen so far on photos, I think the new looks particularly good in pink gold. The Neo Bridge, I need to see in the flesh and feel it. On photos I feel like I'm looking at a skull, but may be completely different in real Thanks for sharing. CC
and I feel I can add this Neo Bridges to the list. The WW TC Small Second will be a hit, I am sure. Thank you for the pictures!
In photos it might come of as "pail". But in real both are stunning! As for the Neo Bridge - we will discuss again after you saw it in real... Best Blomman
Very modern character and GP. Will have to try it on but doubt it will be a fit as the 1858 44mm is already pushing oversize for me (wallet will be happy though!).
! Definitely looking forward to seeing the GP and UN releases though, probably more so than other brands.
They are not comparable. 44mm MB do wear bigger than a 45mm GP. The way GP makes their lugs, I am able to wear anything from 34mm up to 48mm without discomfort on my 17.5cm wrist. Best Blomman
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