Jay (Eire)
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And only 72/73 titanium CTS (bracelet). Much less than the aluminum CTS.
The numbers for all as you point out are small. Personally I never understood why the ARS (on the bracelet) wasn’t getting more love (both then, and especially now).
It’s a really great watch when you see it in the metal. It wears far nicer and cooler than any picture ever seems to show.
But the bracelet makes these watches, the overall package on the bracelet is to me much more cohesive in terms of design.
But the bracelet makes these watches, the overall package on the bracelet is to me much more cohesive in terms of design.
FP Journe Aluminium
Good morning dear FP addicts, I was wondering how aluminium was used and ageing. For cases and movements : which components ? Baseplate, bridges ? The finishing was quite raw. Any feedback / experience is welcome Thanks. Cheers, Dan Photos courtesy of Ine...
Remember all ARS and CTS movements were made of the same aluminum alloy (both the original aluminum watches and the titanium ones).
So your sample size is larger than just the aluminum ARS in terms of your question. For my Titanium CTS, which has a movement made with the same aluminum alloy, no issues to report in terms of construction. If anything the chatter around aluminum was more...
What Jay says.
Remember the movement baseplates are still made of Aluminum in the CTS titanium cased pieces. I’ve never heard of any issues with this. What I have heard directly from one owner of one of the aluminum cased pieces was that his sweat ate in to the metal. H...
I was always intrigued by these 42 mm Sport watches. Some interesting production numbers:
They made them in 42mm for about 9 years since 2011 I believe ....and only 745 were made in total between aluminum and titanium in 42mm. They made only 316 OCTA Sport watches in 42mm , with aluminum case as well as aluminum caliber, before they switched t...
And only 72/73 titanium CTS (bracelet). Much less than the aluminum CTS.
The numbers for all as you point out are small. Personally I never understood why the ARS (on the bracelet) wasn’t getting more love (both then, and especially now). It’s a really great watch when you see it in the metal. It wears far nicer and cooler tha...
The way this material looks is out of this world.
The watch weight next to nothing yet feels solid. The whole thing is a work of art in a metal we would never consider worthy of this effort. And that’s what makes it special. I think there are actually few titanium pieces made but the aluminum commands a ...