KMII
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No bezel operation but love my Minerva Pythagore no less for that ⏱️⚖️🇬🇷
While I am in principle happy that the brand name is again adorning the dials of watches I am likewise happy with this from the past era. Back in the day the golden ratio principle of movement design also bore fruit in terms of overall proportioning, which is a lesson that the Montblanc era didn’t always hit equally well.
At any rate, a fresh shot of the Pythagore, with its classical 34mm size 👔
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No bezel operation but love my Minerva Pythagore no less for that ⏱️⚖️🇬🇷
While I am in principle happy that the brand name is again adorning the dials of watches I am likewise happy with this from the past era. Back in the day the golden ratio principle of movement design also bore fruit in terms of overall proportioning, whic...
This is a class act…
Not so sure about the new crownless Minerva. Rather chunky for otherwise quite a refined dial design
Thanks a lot for the kind words…
I would love to see this spirit recaptured by the new Minerva 🤞🏻
I like the way the Roman numerals are done on this dial,
with a broader XII and (cut) VI. They should perhaps have kept the V, VII and VIII downturned, but apart from that, a really nice dial. Best, Emmanuel
Thanks Emmanuel - the dial for me is an exercise in great design choices 😊👍🏻
Subdued and simple yet spot on 😊
Maybe something to make for the next GTG 😂
Although a fedora would be more suitable than a baseball cap 🧢😉