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i might be biased as i have a UN Ludwig Perpetual, but the

 

UN gmt +/- perpetual would fit the bill very nicely especially the ltd edition with the 43mm(might be 42mm) case. UN are the only company that make a Perpetual where you can turn the date back as well as forwards. invented by Ludwig Oeschlin and patented on the Ludwig perpetual in 1996, they're 150th anniversary. i can understand you wanting a multi complication with chrono as well. wearing a watch that does absolutely everything is a nice dream, but IMHO it is better to have a seperate watch for every event unless you intend to only buy 1 watch and wear it all the time. if thats the case you want a perp calendar chrono with moonphase and gmt function.

some of the perps on an earlier post would fit the bill. the IWC that Jon has is a lovely piece, but the UN is, again just IMHO better laid out and easier to read.

just my view

Graham

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i still have quite some way before my first perpetual, but if you could have only one....

 
By: merchandisers : February 29th, 2008-10:01
If you could have only 1 perpetual calender watch which would it be? And if you could add 1 more complication to this (eq, world time or chrono or tourbillion..) which would it be.... Personally i'd like to see something inteeresting on a Panerai or a IWC... 

i might be biased as i have a UN Ludwig Perpetual, but the

 
By: G99 : February 29th, 2008-10:23
UN gmt +/- perpetual would fit the bill very nicely especially the ltd edition with the 43mm(might be 42mm) case. UN are the only company that make a Perpetual where you can turn the date back as well as forwards. invented by Ludwig Oeschlin and patented ...