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Reinventing the wheel
Greubel Forsey may have tried coming up with in-house solution, but the experience required to make a peerless bracelet is not the same as making a peerless movement. GF certainly ensured the finishing on the titanium was peerless, so there is some evolution. This is possibly the highest quality bracelet I’ve seen, but it definitely has recognizable roots.
Roland Iten could possibly outdo the clasp, if he had the time, but the link structure is another specialty. MB
Agreed, love the look of this one!
I'm glad they did away with the writing all over the case, this looks much cleaner. I'd be curious how well it fits on the wrist.
As much as I appreciate Greubel Forseys work and effort...
... I dislike the fact that the bracelet is sourced from Brogioli.
Curious as to why
Brogioli make the best meaty bracelets in the industry and my favourite micro-adjust mechanism, which is the company’s signature. This Greubel Forsey bracelet is practically guaranteed to wear comfortably. Do they engage in questionable practices?
I wasn't aware the bracelet was outsourced, that does seem odd for GF...
I'm assuming it's less a criticism against Brogioli, and more against GF for not making it themsleves in-house.
It’s not a questionable practice, just something I didn’t expect.
So much thought and engineering that is put into their watches and with a price tag of 500K I expect them to find ways to reinvent the wheel.
Reinventing the wheel
Greubel Forsey may have tried coming up with in-house solution, but the experience required to make a peerless bracelet is not the same as making a peerless movement. GF certainly ensured the finishing on the titanium was peerless, so there is some evolut...
amazing
This is really stunning. I have the balancier Sport and love it. The bracelet looks great.
