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Rexhep Rexhepi Chronometer.
The kind of watch which is much nicer and more impressive in person than on photos.
The case, the dial, and especially the movement... Wow.
Best,
Nicolas
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Rexhep Rexhepi Chronometer.
The kind of watch which is much nicer and more impressive in person than on photos. The case, the dial, and especially the movement... Wow. Best, Nicolas ...
undeniably yes but if we recollect well...for first years most didn't like the dial layout - I think it changed over time.
some shots from GTGs. Best, mahesh., ...
This is one of my favorite variants, even if
I prefer the architecture of the first caliber. This one feels a bit too symmetrical to me.
I am afraid I will sound like a broken player
Most modern interpretation of Classic watch. Extremely comfortable, not flashy, beautifully decorated, joy to wind, pleasure to the eye at any angle you look at it , I hope I will never part with it.
Like anything else, exclusivity drives the economics here. My concern with these small individual companies is where they will be 10 to 20 years in the future.
Especially when the original creators are no longer around
Rexhep is still a young watchmaker
And he will be around for the next 30-40 years which is plenty enough for me. JPH case work from my visit, may he rest in peace. ...
With demand right now
and auction prices for their watches I doubt that. There are lot of newcomers with stratospherically priced watches which are more likely to fail.
