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LW SpidoLite SA vs JLC Amvox I Titanium
I have a chance to try on both watches, both has a unique theme, design and functionality. I know they are very different in all possible ways but if you have a chance to grab just one, how would you choose? For you infomation, my watches are from 2 very distinct camps...the Patek and Panerai, so you can tell I have a wide range of interest.
Linde Werdelin SpidoLite Svend Andersen Movement LE 44pcs,
It come with a skeletonised titanium case. Showing
through a skeleton dial is a 1970’s automatic movement, modified in the
Andersen Genève Atelier. The sapphire crystal case-back displays the
retouched movement with a 'Blue gold' rotor plate bearing the LW and AG
logo. “Use of blue gold in horology, exclusive in Andersen Genève
watches” AHCI 2008 brochure states.
JLC Amvox I Alarm Titanium LE 1000pcs
The Titanium version has a titanium grade 5 case with a darker brushed finish. Hence light weight.The Ruthenium dial changes of color with the light...from brown to the grey. Overall very understated.
Let me know your thoughts...
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LW SpidoLite SA vs JLC Amvox I Titanium
I have a chance to try on both watches, both has a unique theme, design and functionality. I know they are very different in all possible ways but if you have a chance to grab just one, how would you choose? For you infomation, my watches are from 2 very ...
Not easy and very easy.
It really depends on what you "want". The SpidoLite is a freaking cool watch. It looks from outer space, the SA movement makes it even more attractive. It looks great, to me. AMVOX I Ti. No doubt, the coolest AMVOX I out there. Its titanium grey overall l...
Comment
Very different, as you suggest, and what I would choose would depend significantly on what else was in my collection. If I was after a large avant-garde design I would go for the SpidoLite, but the JLC has a certain pedigree and history, particularly now ...
Amvox ....
... because the alarm is a great complication - even if it is paired with a stone-age lack of a date quicksetting. Regards, Marcus
Spidolite
If you go for the Spidolite, I would serious check out the black version before buying the titanium. I had the original Spidolite on order and when it arrived they just announced the all black version and I immediately switched it. The blue hands on the b...
Gray vs Black
thanks for the tips, I love the black more and the blue hands are eye candy, but I already have some black Panerai. Also am afraid what to do with them when black it 'out' next year...ok with pam as they have a long history to support PVD & ceramic contin...
Hmmm...
Don't worry... black has been in for a couple of years and it will continue for some time in my opinion. The black is not a real dark black (like Hublot for example), its a very soft looking black colour if that makes any sense! From putting the original ...