fernando
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What's in a name...?
But you may have a point there Mostel 
Others may be a mouthful,some may sound very exotic whilst there are those that just roll off the tongue,like RRRo_ex! At least you like some of their offerings.
cheers
fernando
Arnold & Son.
Fine English watch making tradition known for its marine chronometers, was just about the extent of my knowledge of this brand. So I decided to attend a presentation for a small group of enthusiasts given by Mr. Philippe Boven, executive V.P. of Arnold & ...
the Nicest line up i've seen
from Arnold & Son . really Nice. Thank you for the report
That caught my eye too ...
I like the symmetrical layout and the bridges/cocks. Most manufactures don't make enough of the barrels in their designs. But what's going on with the anchor on the back? But in general I find the Armold & Son watches to be too large and a little too gaud...
I thought it was a new brand!
No problem, Fernando. Actually I corrected the heading (Moderators prerogative) just to optimise future "Forum Searches". Thanks again for the post. Andrew
Thanks for posting, Fernando.
Big fan of A&S watches. The TE8 Tourbillon is a real beaut. Thanks for sharing!
Nicer than I remember, somehow from this brand
at least in the past five years or so??? But I do think that their name is unfortunate... seriously... Arnold is such an un-brand-like name, no? Conjuring images of a lanky, bony sherrif's deputy who they don't let carry a gun? is it just me? The name mat...
What's in a name...?
But you may have a point there Mostel Others may be a mouthful,some may sound very exotic whilst there are those that just roll off the tongue,like RRRo_ex! At least you like some of their offerings. cheers fernando
This was nearly love at first sight!
Then...40mm sound reasonnable, but the dial opening and lugs shape make it too large for what is obviously a dress watch. Too bad. (I've got the same problem with the nomos Zurich, on a different note)