jj.hansen
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I have owned that Model twice now ..
and I find it absolutely beautiful. It is definitely a bit chunky so you probably need a larger wrist. That wasn't a problem for me but so being a bit OCD it was hard to tell the time exactly so much of the time because of the disks. Nevertheless, given the right price I wouldn't hesitate to pick it up again. It is gorgeous.
Not sure why this model wasn't really popular.
For me, however, it was my first real purchase into this crazy hobby. From time to time, I have thought about moving on from this piece but I haven't let it go for that sentimental reason. ...
If it does have a date function, then I think its worth it. My opinion. 😎
Cause you could synchronizer the date with the moon phase. Tfs. 👍 Geross
In the Patek line up of models Calatrava for ladies they have one also with no date. To me it's a no no. Would not aspire to own one. 😂 [nt]
For my wife or daughter. No way Nico. Cheers 🍻, keep safe my friend. Geross
I have owned that Model twice now ..
and I find it absolutely beautiful. It is definitely a bit chunky so you probably need a larger wrist. That wasn't a problem for me but so being a bit OCD it was hard to tell the time exactly so much of the time because of the disks. Nevertheless, given t...
I cannot speak for others.
But for me it was its thickness that made me pass on it. Had it been 1-2mm thinner then maybe a Reverso Grande Date or Sun Moon would have been my first Reverso. The movement is especially nice in these. And yours with the stars on it stands out a even a ...
I also do not understand why the Reverso Grande Sun/Moon is not more popular and IMHO underappreciated...
As others have stated, it could have been the size or thickness but I find it wears well, even with my small wrist (16.5 cm - 16.75cm). Along with the Reverso Grande GMT, the Reverso Grande Sun/Moon is a watch I have not worn in a long time which will nee...
