Tim Jackson
3020
Superb value.
HI Graham,
It is superb value even for us over in the US with our weak dollar currently. I've had mine almost a year and love it.
Where else can you fine a mono-pusher chrono, annual calendar (and wonderfully simple) selfwinding watch cased in TI built by Paul Gerber in his workshop, with Ludwig's wonderful Calendar mechanism for anything close to that price???
These are two of the geniuses in the watch world in my book.
Warm regards,
Tim
Here's my baby...
Count Down to MIH! - 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1
IT'S HERE! No notice, no e-mail. Just arrived today at the office. Will forgo pictures (plenty out there) but impressions are: Love packaging (copy of the April 9th issues of a local newspaper wrapped around the watch and booklet) Love the watch Less happ...
cant wait until November, but hope the euro loses ground against the good old £.
or i'll get slaughtered. £ strong against $US making any transatlantic purchase good, but the weakest its ever been against euro. 78.9p per euro today, was 62p about 6 months ago. if only i understood finance and politics i might know why does everyone wh...
MIH - good fun, often used, valuable tool
Hi Graham & All, I remember when mine came in; it seems like yesterday! But actually it was Oct 27, 2006 I was sitting in the front room last evening when my wife said she would pop out to the store for a minute. I happened to be wearing the MIH (and sitt...
Congrats on your MIH - a true purist timepiece if ever there was one...
Its a darling piece that I wear often because - its special in so many ways. Most of all, its austere yet a complication. I cannot ask for more at the price paid. Great BUY! Cheers Harry
Harry, you are so right about it.
With the current huge increase in watch prices by many brands, I wonder why MIH can still maintain its price. Perhaps, the labour of watchmaking for MIH and the titanium used by MIH are cheaper compared to the rests. Regards Ling
maintain prices?
My guess? Probably Paul Gerber has a thousand or two of every part cluttering up his atelier or garage, and wants to get them sold within the next decade. And maybe they are using watch-making apprentices as slave labor, engraving the latitude and longitu...
