The 8 Days Perpetual is a watch I always liked. Since its introduction in 2003, in platinum, plain dial called " Antoine Lecoultre " , we had several versions. And among them, a superb skeleton, in 2007, available in platinum, first, then in rose gold, one year later ( Jubilée collection for the ros
The 8 Days Perpetual is a watch I always liked. Since its introduction in 2003, in platinum, plain dial called " Antoine Lecoultre " , we had several versions. And among them, a superb skeleton, in 2007, available in platinum, first, then in rose gold, one year later ( Jubilée collection for the rose gold ).
The Antoine Lecoultre:
The 2007 Skeleton platinum:
The 2008 Jubilée " 1833 ".
Then, in steel, in 2011.
Back to the Skeletonized movement, in 2014, with the Blue Enamel, then, the Green. With less modern finishings, more " traditional ", " classic ", and certainly more legible than the 2007 and 2008 versions.
The Blue and Green had a nicer case, at least according to my taste, the Master Grande Tradition. More elegant than the now outdated Master....
But personally, I prefer the more modern skeleton from 2007.
You?
Best,
Nicolas
