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Yes, wonderful watch and caliber.
But the anglage of both the Parmigiani and the Vacheron is amazing, imo. And I also like the Grand Cru a lot. Between these 4 watches, I would personally have a hard time choosing. And would probably go for Parmigiani's Ionica, because of the double-coined bezel and guilloché dial with grain d'orge pattern.
A few shaped calibers
Because shaped watches look better with shaped calibers, here are a few pretty nice ones. Enjoy! (Photos credit: multiple websites) Parmigiani Fleurier Ionica with caliber PF 110 Chopard LUC Heritage Grand Cru with caliber 1.97 Jaeger-LeCoultre Reverso Su...
Yes, wonderful watch and caliber.
But the anglage of both the Parmigiani and the Vacheron is amazing, imo. And I also like the Grand Cru a lot. Between these 4 watches, I would personally have a hard time choosing. And would probably go for Parmigiani's Ionica, because of the double-coine...
Yes, I have mixed feelings too.
It's like a big opened mouth. But it's part of the "strong" aesthetic and I really find this particular model to be one of the most attractive in its own kind.
Thanks, Gary: this is indeed a nice and original shaped watch,
but isn't it powered by caliber 835P which is round ?
You're absolutely right:
I've spent my morning putting up a new post specifically dedicated to German rectangular watches !