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Aahh.. Le monsieur having extended into GP- Chrono territory ? How is the feel on the wrist ? - I guess, not bad at all !
Truly I like this uber-cool dark knight !..
A bit to get used to reading the dial, though .. Along the same line: are there any lume components ? ( as hands and indices look "plain" & solid to me, and the hands empty)
Finally, am I correct to assume, that it's a ss-version ?)
Good luck for your pleading, sure the judge might take note a little; but for sure,
not as enough, as if you go with your A.LeCoultre Ti MR, one of my absolute &
all-time favs of your collection, for that purpose specifically.. -- Bling.. Bling !
Ths for share & nice pic,
Best, hs
This message has been edited by hs111 on 2015-04-08 02:13:31
Girard Perregaux Vintage 45 Chronograph, my " tool watch " of the week.
A nice tool Watch for a lawyer. Something understated but strong, with charm, appeal, and a lot of love. Something which makes you feel confidence in tough times. And as I have a very tough case to plead, this afternoon, I feel invincible with this one on...
You are already on the path to success now ;)
Good luck with it or should I wish for the better arguments. I wonder if when it comes to designing watches, it is a target specification "to provide confidence to the wearer in tense situations" ???
Aahh.. Le monsieur having extended into GP- Chrono territory ? How is the feel on the wrist ? - I guess, not bad at all !
Truly I like this uber-cool dark knight !.. A bit to get used to reading the dial, though .. Along the same line: are there any lume components ? ( as hands and indices look "plain" & solid to me, and the hands empty) Finally, am I correct to assume, that...
No lume at all, on this version. Yes, steel version.
On the wrist? Just perfect. One you will have to try soon. Best, Nicolas.
So very nice...
Hope it exuded its strength to you during your pleading. All my time is spent out of court, but I do like to choose a timepiece carefully for a tough negotiation. Cheers, John
Good lawyers never loose their cases...
It's the desperate case that looses itself. Best, Kari