MichaelC
[AP Moderator]
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Maybe consider a different model.
My polished titanium Tutima is 41mm x 11.2mm. Honestly, I don't know the US retail, I think it is around 10k? I know what I paid, which is quite a bit less, and at that number, it is the best piece in my collection.
Seen here with the 39x10.4 L.U.C Quattro. I love the Tutima so much, and general style of watch, that I finally plunged on the Chopard.
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I like the offering, the movement, and the optical appearance, but, for me too, it should be slimmer and thinner…
I just want to know the thought process...
...to make a very large dress watch and price it more than one of the gold standards : )
Maybe consider a different model.
My polished titanium Tutima is 41mm x 11.2mm. Honestly, I don't know the US retail, I think it is around 10k? I know what I paid, which is quite a bit less, and at that number, it is the best piece in my collection. Seen here with the 39x10.4 L.U.C Quattr...
The Tutima I have is definitely not a "dress watch", and I like the thickness.
It's a modern take on a Chronometer. But I agree on the gold one you pictured, why 43mm? I wish you included a photo of the blackened, open bridge movement with your post. Visually, it is so good it makes me want to overlook the 43mm case. But I also susp...
It's a lovely watch...
...but the aesthetics scream 'dress,' while the size says 'dive.' : )
The gold one, yes. Not the titanium w dial guillotine.
It is a more casual piece and does not scream dress. It is a perfect piece with a polo shirt and jeans.