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Indeed, the new case design wears considerably thinner..
I previously owned a PSM Serpent Calendar, and although I am accustomed to wearing larger watches (e.g., 44mm Panerai), the sheer vertical design of the PSM case felt and looked a bit too thick on my 6.3" wrist. So I was delighted to see the launch of the new, thinner Eros movement, which in turn allows for a thinner case. In my opinion, the new proportions are ideal in terms of both aesthetics and wearability. The distinctive PSM styling, with its bold strokes along with elegance and whimsy, is not for everyone (which is one of the things I like about it), but I think the thinner case offers more versatility and may find broader appeal than the previous design.
Best,
Christina
Peter Speake-Marin presents Resilence
Resilience – a timepiece of eternal beauty Combining a beautiful, oven-fired enamel dial that will keep its youthful freshness for centuries with the iconic design of the Speake-Marin Piccadilly case, Resilience is an enduring creation that will well and ...
The enamel dial...
...makes this piece even more desirable! :-) Exciting news from PSM! Cheers, Daos
i can't wait to see it live.
might be one more PSM for me collection, holding back on the enamel dial Patek till further notice :)- best, Horo
I'd take Peter's watches over a Patek any day of the week...
...and twice on Sunday! :-) Cheers, Daos
For every taste
The collection allows us to choose nearly exactly the one we want. Between the Marin 1 I love, the HMS or the Serpent Calendar ... This one is maybe the most "elegant" and the dial must be something, I'm really looking forward to see this one in the metal...
A question of taste, I beg to differ, politely.
Hi Mark, Just a caveat, to make sure I am not misinterpreted: I really admire Speake Marin work. Yes, I am truly impressed by the variety of his work, but simply do not like the heaviness of the case, lugs and hands of his watches. I check PSM work regula...
The case for the Resilience is thinner at 12mm
And being a owner of three PSMs watches, from stainless steel to gold, I can say that the stainless steel version is actually quite light by my own standards. I will ask Peter what is the weight of the resilience and revert, but I would be very surprised ...
Thanks for that precision, I did not know
At first glance, it looked like the same.... Best. Z'
you are most welcome.
do give the watch a try, 38mm x 12mm seems very reasonable by today's standards. best, Horo
+1
I wear the PSM Piccadilly 38mm in gold on a daily basis. It's much more comfortable on the wrist than a thick watch like it would make you think. Although the 13.5mm thickness sounds intimidating - it actually fit nicely under the shirt cuff and is not to...
and now in 12mm thick case featuring the Eros movement
thanks for chiming in best, Horo
Indeed, the new case design wears considerably thinner..
I previously owned a PSM Serpent Calendar, and although I am accustomed to wearing larger watches (e.g., 44mm Panerai), the sheer vertical design of the PSM case felt and looked a bit too thick on my 6.3" wrist. So I was delighted to see the launch of the...
Thank you Christina for chiming in, and glad to see you here :)
if you have time, do do a post, long or short, on your choice of PSM, and congrats on acquiring your piece. being a fellow PSM owner, I am always interested to know if there is any commonality in our decision making. best, Horo ...
I meant in SM's collection oc
Hi Z', In fact I was talking about different choices among the SM brand itself. Different interpretations based on the brand's well-known case shape (dial color, dial mareial, hands, decoration, caliber etc ...). But as many Indies, the design is original...
Agree with Zirtual
almost word for word... so much to admire and respect, but... I think he said it very well.
Choice
Hi all Since we are in this topic, would like opinions from all of u, before deciding Btw these 3 (HMS, Serpent, Resilience) which would u buy, given resources for just 1, and in what metal? Let me know also the reasons........ Thanks all once again Teren...
beauty just got more beautiful
love the revisited case would love to see live shots of the pics ,the movement specification is a seduction... however im wondering if other numerals option other than roman are possible to execute? Faisal
My experience is Peter can be quite accommodative.
do contact him and TRY!! if there is any progress, please keep us informed best, Horo
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Having own one of Peter's piece in enamel dial i cant help but want the "new" model to at least have something different on the dial. As much as i like the new movement and the "affordable" price it presents, the dial is just too similar to what i have no...
would you "attest" to the enamel dial from PSM(or his supplier)
is the enamel dial in your current PSM totally defect proof? any comparison with other makes featuring enamel dials as well? best, Horo
Hi Horo
I havent seen enough enamel dials to know what kinda "defects" to look for. My initial understanding was enamel dials are suppose to be silky smooth? Might be wrong. My PSM dial when i look closely even without a loupe does have some "rough" parts. But VE...
Thanks for your comments.
Will try to find out more from PSM about his enamel dials soon and report. Best, Horo
Thanks Horo!
I had been eying on this... Nice, very nice. Would love to see how good the enamel dial is - some brands' enamel varies piece by piece and had to hand pick by actually seeing it or asking to do it again - and I hope Resilience be all near perfect! Ken
We are in same boat...
I am quite "motivated", for lack if a better definition, by this piece :)- Gotta see it live...enamel surfaces can be accurately captured graphically, and must be "felt" by the naked eye. Best, Horo
this is a beautiful piece made better by its simplicity
I would love to own one of Peters watches, not just because i like the watches, but because it would be great to wear a watch made by an all round nice guy whose influence is in the vintage/antique rather than new technological advancements which may or m...