Walter2
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Some inspiration is a good one.
You are rigth with the late seventies and eigthies sports watches, they all had one. I remeber the 222 from VC, the Oysterquartz from Rolex, the Santos galbee from Cartier, the St.Moritz and Monte Carlo from Chopard, Seamaster Polaris from Omega and the Riviera from Baume&Mercier. They are all in the same niche, but they are not "so inspired" from RO or Nautilus like the GP. I think this is the difference and you can see it.
Of course, it is a great watch, because a great genius is behind it.
Best Walter
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Triplet Attack! Laureato.
Ok, let's continue with some more Triplets. An already older shot, but probably still a world exclusive! 3 Generations of Laureato's with blue Clous-de-Paris dials! Left, the 225th Anniversary, middle the 8010 from the mid 90s and right the original from ...
there is someinspiration, but
that's true for every 70s bracelet sports watch. I still feel strongly that the Laureato is distinctive enough and not a copy of the Royal Oak.
Some inspiration is a good one.
You are rigth with the late seventies and eigthies sports watches, they all had one. I remeber the 222 from VC, the Oysterquartz from Rolex, the Santos galbee from Cartier, the and Monte Carlo from Chopard, Seamaster Polaris from Omega and the Riviera fr...
Hej CC !.. Really a remarkable Threesome !.. very instructive to see the evolution & the common DNA !
Innere Congrats for this Trio, and Thx for sharing ! hs
Thanks, HS. The modern one on the left is not mine, belongs to the manufacture....
but one day, it will be mine
