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The Grande Reverso Ultra Thin collection / family is still growing this year, with two models: The GRUT1931 in rose gold with a chocolate dial, I already posted, and the GRUT Night and Day I am introducing right now. Ultra Thin... I would rather call it flat than Ultra Thin, as the Watch in question
...with a useful indication. I do prefer the old style day/night indicator with the revolving disk revealing either the stars or the sun motif. I think that is just a bit more charming execution, but this version is more elegant and discrete, perhaps. Are there any pictures of the movement inside? I know I have mentioned before the confusion I am having with the current Reverso collection. Beyond that, and you raised this question at the very start of your post, Nicolas, the term "ultra-thin" is
I do agree with that. And with the fact that even the TT Reverso 31 is not " more UT ", either. Flat would sound better. No pictures of the movement, nor of the case back, which is solid, in this case. Thanks for your feedback, my dear Respo. Nicolas
.. happy with my old, classical size Duo- Face, (for 2 timezones plus Night & Day) , my Reverso Grande GMT, plus the TTR 1931 - it's something I might consider, in SS, of course.. The way things are now, I am still in a waiting loop, without anxiety. - And if another Reverso, I would be looking either for a nice VIntage Center Second, or trying to find the discontinued Reverso Sun and Moon (Guess, was with the XT or Grande size) or .. Easy guess.. the Reverso Rouge. But that is like comparing ap
I don't think it is one for those who already own a TT R 1931. Best, my friend. Nicolas
Hi Have to say think the dials look fab - very Reverso. The pink gold model strikes me as having a very similar feeling to the the Art Deco GTof a while ago - even though I know there's no skeletonised movement. Think the solid back is good too. Cheers JML
I don't think a solid case back is a good option in most of the cases. Only when there is something interesting to see. But as said, it is a very personal opinion. Yes, undisputably, this is a true Reverso. The very interesting thing is that, till now, with very few exceptions ( Squadra, and... Reverso Gran Sport Automatic!, there were no automatic movements on the Reverso. Best, Nicolas
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