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In a captivating post, m2 shares an intimate look at the Sequential Chronograph, alongside bonus shots of Greubel Forsey timepieces. This article delves into m2's initial impressions and the community's engagement, offering insights into the tactile experience and unique characteristics of these horological marvels. It highlights the often-overlooked details that define high-end independent watchmaking.
Here is a cousin of the sequential evo
Major congrats, daaaamn that looks epic on your wrist! ๐๐
Once again congratulations on this epic time piece's arrival you must be thrilled to have it on your wrist. Of all the watches posted yours is my favourite of them, although I'm not sure how long it would take me to learn how to use it properly especially as I would most probably end up just staring at the amazing dial and movement for hours. Marc
I just ordered the black strap for mine. The white is cool but maybe a little too cool lol
I also have grey, yellow, blue ... Yes, it has gotten a bit of control lol One advice - do not attempt to change the strap yourself, recipe for disaster.
What are your thoughts on the pushers? In terms of smoothness, my benchmark is the Datograph.
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