Cozmopak
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A mechanical wonder
And also one of the most comfortable watches that I own despite its size.
Honestly, the older I get and the longer I collect, the more I am drawn to larger watches!
Collection
Jay (Eire) shares his journey with the Urwerk 105-CT, detailing why this independent timepiece became his most satisfying acquisition. Explore collector insights.
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Independents
Explore the Urwerk UR-105CT "Gotham" through Jay (Eire)'s eyes. Discover insights on wearability, PVD vs. Chrome, and collector experiences with this unique independent timepiece.
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A mechanical wonder
And also one of the most comfortable watches that I own despite its size. Honestly, the older I get and the longer I collect, the more I am drawn to larger watches! ...
This is my reality, too!
Didn’t think anything of 40 and under when I got started in 1999. Watches got huge and I wondered how the industry ever missed such an obvious “improvement”. Watch diameters as we know have reduced and I too started seeing the beauty in the more classic p...
Yes!
I'm following the same trajectory as yourself. I think part of it is that there’s so much more to play with in terms of architecture in larger watches
I can relate!
Regarding bigger dials at least due to dwindling eyesight! There's a 45-47 Panerai in my future 😀
I never thought about LO,s size
There are a few variations, yours is one of the best variation of the model. My force against dark watches is here the player. ♠️♣️♥️♦️
I will never tire of looking at this one, which I consider as one of the most beautiful watch I know. Now the other point about big watches....
The older I am and the longer I collect... I realized that I didn't care about size. It can be small ( 32 mm ) or big ( 47 mm ), THE thing for me is the watch " per se ", not its size. If it is harmoniously built, thought of, it is ok for me. One thing I ...
This one makes me weak every time I see it!
It’s a technical marvel, it is perfectly designed, it is flawlessly executed and…. it’s just painfully beautiful. Well done, Cozmopak!
