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Key Points from the Discussion

• The Moritz Grossmann's movement, while well-finished, features a dial side that jleno finds cluttered due to the sub-seconds, power reserve, lack of a 12 index, and a shortened 6, making the cleaner dial of the Parmigiani Fleurier a significant draw.
• jleno appreciates how Moritz Grossmann adapted a round movement to entirely fill the shaped case back, a detail not commonly seen, despite the hebdomadaire movement being preferable if it offered the same clean dial as the QF version.
• A contributor prioritizes dial and design over movement aesthetics, stating that the dial's uniqueness and elegance are more important since the front of the watch is viewed 99% of the time.
• One collector expresses a preference for the Parmigiani Fleurier's dial but the Moritz Grossmann's movement, specifically disliking when a movement is not shaped to match the case, which 'messes with my OCD'.
• jleno notes surprise that the poll results weren't more skewed towards the Moritz Grossmann, given its superior finishing, and expresses pleasure that the Parmigiani Fleurier Kalpa's design, which can be an acquired taste, is appreciated by others.
• While the Moritz Grossmann's movement is lauded as 'stupendous,' the Parmigiani Fleurier is chosen for its overall design, highlighting a common dilemma between movement artistry and holistic aesthetic appeal.