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Yes, true pieces of art. But I didn't get that you had to buy the three.
I thought you could also get only one.
Marseille or Paris, it doesn't really matter, for me.
Best,
Nicolas
Le Corbusier Trilogy
I saw the Le Corbusier Trilogy yesterday in the flesh while browsing for something else here in Tokyo. Wow! Amazing artistic ability went into those. My favorite in person was the Merseille, but owning any would be a treat. Didn't bother to try them on, a...
Yes, true pieces of art. But I didn't get that you had to buy the three.
I thought you could also get only one. Marseille or Paris, it doesn't really matter, for me. ;) Best, Nicolas
Maybe
Although the price listed was something like 10 million Yen, which corresponds to roughly 120k USD, so I really hope it was for all 3. When I was looking online just now, it said 5 pieces of each were made, so it seesm really unusualy for 1 store to have ...
That makes me think about the Vintage 45 Platinum set,
With the stunning ruthenium dial. There was a RDM, a Moonpase and the Chrono. I just wanted this last one, but i had to buy the whole set. Which I didn't do, because I was much less found of the two other watches, and, of course, because of the price. But...
It is a superb Trilogy.
I consider that it is a bit mandatory to buy the 3 watches because GP invites us to step on an artistic path and each piece explains the other ones. I would be happy obviously with one only. My fav watch is the La Chaux de Fonds with its stunning dial. Fx...
stunning
That one was probably the most visually stunning, just not my style as much as the others.
They are all attractive!
The concrete dial is indeed gorgeous in particular! Cheers, Daos
And believe me, in the real they are even better.
I liked them on pictures, but in the real, I adored what I saw! Best, Sister. Nicolas