Which Watch to Pack for an Asia Trip?
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Which Watch to Pack for an Asia Trip?

By mrds · May 11, 2019 · 39 replies
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Daniel (mrds) presents a compelling challenge for any globetrotting watch enthusiast: selecting a single timepiece for a two-week business trip to Asia. His post sparks a lively debate among collectors, weighing the merits of five distinct luxury watches for versatility, discretion, and functionality in diverse professional and social settings. This discussion highlights the nuanced considerations that go into choosing a travel companion beyond mere aesthetics.

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Getting ready for packing my bags for a two weeks trip to Asia, where I‘m going to meet colleagues, customers and officials. Travelling light means I‘ll take one watch only. Which one would you choose?

1. Parmigiani Hemispheres - the travel watch proper




2. Vacheron Constantin Overseas - the versatile chameleon




3. Rolex Sub - the indestructible one that‘s always right




4. Rolex Explorer - with its vintage charm and timeless looks




5. Vacheron Constantin Corne de Vache - the elegant, stealthy one




I do have my long-time favorites for travel, but am curious to find out what you would do. Let the contest begin!

Cheers,
Daniel

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xxn
May 11, 2019
#4

for it’s namesake and discreetness

MR
mrds
May 11, 2019
Excellent choice, xxn! Thanks for playing.

Explorer: 1

JL
jleno
May 11, 2019
Tossup between the Parmigiani and the VC overseas [nt]

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mrds
May 11, 2019
Thanks jleno. This is my usual struggle.

Explorer: 1 Overseas 1 Hemisphere: 1

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FabR
May 11, 2019
Of course you need to choose also in relation to whom you're meeting, in which contexts, etc., but if I were meeting you, I'd be most impressed by #1 out of that group ;-) [nt]

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mrds
May 11, 2019
The Hemisphere is a great travel watch, and it fits most occasions. Thanks, FabR!

Explorer: 1 Overseas 1 Hemisphere: 2

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