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Daniel, known as mrds on WatchProSite, shares his personal enjoyment of a Vacheron Constantin chronograph, inviting fellow collectors to showcase their own VCs. His post, featuring a stunning wristshot, sparks a discussion that delves into the aesthetic perfection and horological significance of this particular reference. The ensuing conversation highlights why this Vacheron Constantin chronograph stands out even among the most discerning collectors.
I manage to find flaws in every watch, no matter how much I love them, and no matter how small or expensive the timepiece. But I really struggle to find a flaw with this watch. It's not just the lugs. As beautiful as the lugs are, if the dial wasn't as magnificent as this one, the overall effect wouldn't be as great. I love chronographs. My first loves in the watch world were always chronographs. However the dial on this one.....? I think it is absolutely perfect . The font they chose for the ou
You are too kind, Imran. Here’s one more pic, of the sexy back. May give you further opportunity to look for flaws, but I really can’t complain about this Lemania marvel.
Everything is about opinions of course. For myself, certain categories of watches have an icon that couldn't be beaten. For Perpetual Calender Chronographs, it was the Patek 5970. For the chronograph only category, it was the Datograph/1815 (I put them both in this category). The Dato has been number 1 for me for nearly 20 yrs. A lot of close competitors, but no-one has stolen its crown. For me personally? I think this has finally managed to unseat the Dato! Well done VC, I'm really glad that to
Do you mean the Malte Black Chronograph? This should be the Dubail LE with red accents, or is there any other black dialled version?
Taipei: Dubail LE:
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