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Yes, another one that subjectively can be really admired. And another one not often seen.
When you step back and consider the few watches that were there, you have some pretty cool dial work.
Just these four, what an array of artistry; Cloisonné enamel with the Patek, MOP and miniature painting on the RGM, the Shapiro and it’s never ending hand turned guilloche and then the Credor with the hand fired porcelain dial and hand painted indices.
A little GTG, a lot of fire !
So as mentioned in my post on the Journe Forum we had a quick little GTG after work earlier this week to welcome a new watch (the stunning Optimum). While there were only four of us, one person did bring more than one watch. Always a pleasure with this gr...
Something for everyone for sure.
And yes, the RGM is special. It’s not my first time seeing it but as can often be the case I appreciate it more now than I did in the past. The dial is pretty amazing, and while the theme may not resonate with me personally it’s impossible not to like / a...
The Optimum is beautiful.
I posted a few more photos over on the Journe forum. The honey gold is not bad either, albeit in a much different category. We had a little discussion about the Lange actually, as I need to raise funds a new watch and have contemplated whether or not this...
Yes, a super spread.
If you randomly showed up and didn’t find at least one watch you liked and or at least one watch you’d never send before then it would be surprising.
It is, not often seen even here in the home market.
The owner has a very varied and broad collection with an indie focus, in the context of his collection the RGM fits right in and holds its own.
The watch is called Terra Nova.
It’s one of one. There is some info on RGM’s website. Here are some more pictures, credit to RGM. ...
That is a relax gtc
See the Lange, i must think of my first visit to their website not long ago. While i am interested in the East German history, it is a no brainer to not know Glashütte. On their website the history took my heart. I did not knew that behind ALS there is su...
There’s a lot to love with Lange, and a lot to not like in recent history on the business and customer side.
There are many here much more familiar with these things people don’t like. The question on prices, you may be right. The 1815 auf ab was my favourite Lange for many years. I still love that model.
That AP looks very nice on you👌🏽
The Lange is perfect. And the RGM’s dial with MOP is excellent. Impressive GTG.
I was so surprised with the Offshore.
At the Boutique they never have the display models on short straps and so one can never truly get a good sense for what the watch will be like on the wrist. This one is on the short strap and getting to try it really changed my mind on whether it might wo...
Yes, another one that subjectively can be really admired. And another one not often seen.
When you step back and consider the few watches that were there, you have some pretty cool dial work. Just these four, what an array of artistry; Cloisonné enamel with the Patek, MOP and miniature painting on the RGM, the Shapiro and it’s never ending han...
It most definitely was.
And very little overlap between the bunch, which makes it interesting for sure.
Lovely watches - thanks for the pictures!
I have been eying up that AP and the taupe version. All the best, Jon
