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Romain Gauthier C
Quite a number of the Romain Gauthier C6 have recently come on the market in the past few weeks, just months after its limited release. I've heard from a few of the collectors that they are concerned too many watches are being made (especially with the release of the supposedly not limited Carbonium edition). What are ya'lls thoughts on this? Is the C series being milked too much? I was initially under the impression that C6 would be the last and he would move on, but then the Carbonium edition came out..
Collection
Explore Jay (Eire)'s journey to acquire his Romain Gauthier C6, a unique independent watchmaking experience. Discover insights on the C-line's appeal and customization.
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Collection
Jay (Eire) shares his daily wear experience with the Romain Gauthier Titanium Edition Six, exploring its versatility and unique photographic challenges. Discover collector insights.
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Manufacture
Join Jay (Eire) on his personal tour of the Romain Gauthier manufacture in Vallée de Joux, exploring the making of his C6 and the evolving world of independent watchmaking visits.
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Reference Guide
Explore the C6 watch's design with Jay (Eire)'s detailed review. Discover its open dial, escapement view, and unique faceted bezel. A must-read for independent watch collectors.
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Community
Jay (Eire) meets M2 to discuss independent watches like Romain Gauthier C6 and MB&F LM Sequential Evo, highlighting community connections and collecting values.
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Explore the Romain Gauthier C Titanium Edition Six. WatchProSite collectors debate its design, market strategy, and place within independent watchmaking.
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Romain Gauthier C
Quite a number of the Romain Gauthier C6 have recently come on the market in the past few weeks, just months after its limited release. I've heard from a few of the collectors that they are concerned too many watches are being made (especially with the re...
I find it hard to complain that a great indie is making too many watches 😂
I like the C / continuum line from RG. The price seems reasonable and it truly is a brand entry point not just in price but in production / availability and if you can get a great deal pre-owned isn't that a good thing? Isn't that the way it should be and...
My thoughts are similar
Watches are supposed to lose value preowned. It’s nice that they are becoming more readily available I’d rather own the solid dial Gauthier over a royal oak.
The C series is just on its first iteration, there is more to come.
That was always the plan, so no surprises in that. This is what you have seen with the Logical 1, it has ended and a new iteration is will be announced (Logical 2). This will also be what occurs with the Insight, at some point the Micro Rotor will be no m...
I am a fan of Gauthier
But the C is a watch that I have tried to understand, but have failed to understand the appeal.
By quantity and quality, this should be in premium…
In the pre-owned market. Instead, it is the volume rolex steel sports and a few others, only the people buying know what they are doing.
I think your right about some brands milking their popular models a bit to much imho
When talking about bigger brands a limited edition of a few hundred is more or less normal but when it comes to independent brands a few hundred pieces can lose it exclusive feeling imo . Still a great and fantastic looking watch tbh .
I love it
The preowned prices are down which makes it very attractive. It’s less than an APRO used and a far better watch. All true collectors should be happy!
To one of my points above, all the C that came before the C6 had sold at a discount. So that is fully what I expected when ordering my C6.
No different than the Urwerk I have on my wrist today, I was always going to be worth less if I sold it. Fret not, winter is coming. I feel like there will be a huge correction in a lot of watches.