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Unfortunately
the law on duty free cars had changed on1 January 2026 when only cars costing RM300k and below (approximately USD76k) would be allowed into the island duty free. A real bummer for the Malaysian luxury and supercar industry where 95% of customers had taken advantage of Langkawi's duty free status. I believe there is a lobby by the retailers of these cars seeking for a review of this new law. Fortunately, this does not apply to watches! 
The F8 Tributo!
Saying that, if you ever do make it to Langkawi, I will be happy to give you a ride in my dream car.
A very special watch!
I have just received word that my L Leroy is on its way to me from Paris and I cannot wait to try it on when it finally arrives in Malaysia. This Osmior (which refers to an ancient metal alloy, primarily composed of gold with a colour similar to platinum)...
Thank you Salman!
It is rare these days to find a hidden gem that does not require selling one's body parts!
Wow! Huge congratulations!
This Leroy looks very beautiful and so thin! I hope you get it as soon as possible: I can imagine your excitement. Looking forward to seeing your photos when it arrives! Best, Emmanuel
Thank you Emmanuel
I have always been intrigued by the brand which I believe is from 1785, hence older than most. Many collectors may not have even have heard of the brand and that suits me fine as I like rare watches.
Correct Markus!
I am actually more curious how the crown feels not due to its size (as I have been trained on Cartier watches with impossibly impractical crowns!) but how it feels due to its design. This is particularly relevant as it is a manual winding watch.
It is a nice timeless design! 👌🏻 Of course it would be very nice to see the movement.
I was looking myself on the web but couldn’t find anything… Probably it’s calibre 1025 but I could not find a pic…
Not too far away John
Anytime you are in KL, please contact me. I divide my time between Langkawi and KL. Did you know that Langkawi is duty free for watches?!
Unfortunately
the law on duty free cars had changed on1 January 2026 when only cars costing RM300k and below (approximately USD76k) would be allowed into the island duty free. A real bummer for the Malaysian luxury and supercar industry where 95% of customers had taken...
Beautiful and timeless!
Congratulations on this special piece. Looking forward to seeing IRL pictures once you receive.