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that is the problem with them now
imo, one cannot be seen in public with anything H except the BKC, everlasting else is considered purchase to meet the quota for a bag 🤣🤣
Is the “6” upside down on this dial?
Its orientation is unique An error, or perhaps a feature! ...
Doesn’t look right
Guess starting from the 3 should be normal orientation. But then “designers”…. 😜
I think the 6 is right
It is opposite the 12 and they are both right side up to each other. Now comes the part where I could be completely off, but maybe not. In order to read 1 o'clock through 5 o'clock as if you were seeing them straight on, you'd tilt your head to the right....
Fair point!
Some of us - me at least - can get obsessive at times Step back and enjoy the roses!
that is the problem with them now
imo, one cannot be seen in public with anything H except the BKC, everlasting else is considered purchase to meet the quota for a bag 🤣🤣
I have a very ethical sales
she told me unless I am prepared to spend min $2m with her on watches, I can forget about a SS Daytona from her 😅
That’s just plain stupid. But we all know that.
I agree however that it’s good at least that your sales associate is straightforward about this.
That’s what I was told at Tiffany Patek.
1M spent in jewelry - I can get any watches I want with the stamp.
I remember years ago over on TimeZone the ongoing debate on which was proper...
The numbers around the dial being up right or continuing around upside down. Personally I prefer the upright but I think I was in the minority or great unwashed group. LOL
What about the 6 after the 7 on the date?
...this is why I don't like numbers to be 'flipped' on dials...
I like the idea, but it should be carried throughout IMO.
The dial part more of less flow with the upside down numbers. But then as pointed out, the date wheel is a mess (at lest to me). It's a mish-mash of upright and strangely tilted/slanted numbers. And I see that "6" for a "9" and the upside down 21 next to ...
