W72
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I remember this piece..
I am impressed by the thin case and the simplicity of the dial (no date and no second hand).
The overall impression of the watch is it looks "Regal" and is a very refined timepiece - you can wear it and it will impress no one, unless he/she is someone knowledgeable on watches.
It only tells the time - analogue and minute repeating (audibly). A very focus wristwatch.
But I am unsure about the "smallish" flying tourbillon cage / balance wheel.
Don't get me wrong - design wise it looks great on the dial face.
Just wondering what impact the size of a tourbillon cage has on the watch chronometry property?
I always thought the larger the MoI of the cage/balance the better it is. /W72
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