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Mach's recent encounter with a Grönefeld 1941 Principia Automatic at an Authorized Dealer highlights the enduring allure of independent watchmaking. His post captures the immediate, visceral appeal of this exceptional timepiece, underscoring why certain watches transcend mere utility to become objects of profound desire. This article delves into the community's shared appreciation for Grönefeld's craftsmanship and the unique market dynamics surrounding their coveted creations.
There was a salmon dial available a while back (prob someone backed out) but for me, the pref is the turquoise or blue dial.
I imagine the price includes a hefty premium as opposed to the original price. I wonder if the brothers will ever open up to new orders.
NO hefty premium at all.
On the wrist its a true beauty imho . Yes the books are still closed but i hope to find my wife a turquoise dial at some point 🙏🏻. So i can steal it from her as much as possible 😜.
Looks really good on the brown buffalo strap. I opted for the blue buffalo, but may pick up the brown now that I’ve seen how good it looks!
The remontoire is still commanding a pretty penny
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