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Very nice!
Excellent taste.
The car probably isn't attainable by someone like me (I might not even be able to afford to insure it, much less own it), so I'm regaled to the sidelines on the car. But the watch is something that I can genuinely appreciate and I've actually seen Parmigiani's chronographs before and they're very nice pieces.
Have you tried one on? Did you notice how nice the strap was?
SIHH 2015: Three Accessories Every Bugatti Owner Should Have
PuristSPro discovers a hidden micro-theme at SIHH 2015, Bugatti inspired products. Bugatti is the fabled French motorcar manufacture of extremely beautiful vehicles. Read on to discover what special novelties at SIHH 2015 are related to the storied car br...
SIHH 2015: Parmigiani's Bugatti Collection
PARMIGIANI's Interpretation of Bugatti Parmigiani, is a brand that is not as well known as Patek Philippe, but The Patek Philippe contracts Parmigiani to service, maintain, and restore most of the timepieces and automata in the Patek Philippe Museum. The ...
Recently,
I've become a fan of the brands mentioned here myself. Type 41 Royale Type 50S this car is just simply both sinister and scandalous. 120mph all day long... in the wet. Circa 1936 ...
Wow!
It's amazing what these cars could do back nearly 100 years ago! Speeds that would still be considered fast even today. I really like your photo of the Type 50S. What's your favorite Bugatti vehicle (any year)? What's your favorite Parmigiani Fleurier Tim...
Well, you asked.
The time piece may surprise you. The Parmigiani Areolithe. I like chronographs. The car won't surprise. Here is Lord Rothchilds type 57 Atlantic. Was up then upgraded to a 57SC. He had to have the blower as soon as it was available. ...
Very nice!
Excellent taste. The car probably isn't attainable by someone like me (I might not even be able to afford to insure it, much less own it), so I'm regaled to the sidelines on the car. But the watch is something that I can genuinely appreciate and I've actu...
That is a crazy watch! Like you, I prefer the white metal one, but were diamonds necessary
??? I always liked the concept behind this Watch, the link with Bugatti... I am not mad about links between cars and watches, but when they are thought this way, I love! The strap is another good idea. Bravo PF! Once again, the big regret I have is the pr...
The Diamonds Aren't Necessary At All...
The diamonds aren't necessary at all. In fact, I think the watch would look better without diamonds and with an engraving motif that would be suitable with everything else. The funny thing is that when you see the actual watch, you hardly notice the diamo...
Meanwhile, back in Ventura County, USA . . .
. . . the Omega and Grand Seiko contingent . . . [Omega Speedmaster GMT: kevster / GS SBGW047: Dr No] . . . pay their respects to the other-worldly realm of Bugatti aficionados. Art ...
Ahh, very nice!
Nice pic of you two. That Bugatti logo is nearly 100 years old. Surprisingly it still looks very modern today.
SIHH 2015: Ralph Lauren Automotive Watch Collection
Inspired By His Own Bugatti, Ralph Lauren Creates A Timepiece When people think celebrity car collections most people think Jay Leno and Jerry Seinfeld. Those are two very impressive collections, but I think of Ralph Lauren and his 1938 Bugatti Type 57S t...
SIHH 2015: Roland Iten Bugatti Mechanical Belt Device
ROLAND ITEN and BUGATTI Mechanical Belt Buckles Roland Iten has been making fine accessories for years. Roland always has one idea; how to make our every day actions become ever more fluid, how to adapt an existing product that requires two hands to opera...
Has anyone here purchased a Rolan Iten before?
Just curious to hear an owner's experience with these expensive belt buckles. Cheers, Anthony
They are interesting belts.
I have a big problem with BELTS. I constantly get chastised for having a "Honda" belt. The problem is this... There aren't many other good alternative belts. I've seen a couple PuristS with Roland Iten belts. And I personally do find them elegant and imme...