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Each time I visit my hard disc and I fall on them, my hear beats faster. I am not a big fan of Tourbillons, since we see them almost everywhere, made by everyone ( or almost ). They lost a bit of their prestige and exclusivity, in my opinion. Still, there are some milestones, such as these 2 version
Think the GT case perfect size for a Reverso. Small enough to be discreet and elegant, but big enough & with room to do lots of interesting things. The run of complicated Reversos in GT cases from the 60eme series onwards is just amazing. A really diverse & interesting watches - I only have a Duo, but there are so many more that appeal. Of the two I prefer the tourbillon - where just the owner gets to see & understand the complexity behind the dial. Discrete, elegant, refined yet with an interes
I usually don\'t like skeleton watches or say "divine". Look what you\'ve done to me, Amanico
Every time you do a post with photos - I add a watch of my dream list and my wife makes a move to reach for the phone to call a divorce lawyer. I will blame you if she ever makes that call
Although not in the usual sense in this case. I guess "Vlad-respondent" would be more accurate.
This must make your pulse race, no?
... but in this case, I have to admit wearing the Platinum No. 2 on its verso side on my left wrist and wearing a "practical" companion on the right wrist to... you know, tell time ;-) And with a watch this beautiful, time stands still. Best, Tim
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