drehy - WatchProSite Member

It depends of what other watches you have, the Monard is more bare relative to the Mayu but it wears larger. The Mayu dial is very well laid out but I think the movement of the Monard is more pleasing visually. As a casual dress watch the Mayu maybe...

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Patek Philippe

thread: PP 5146, 5712, and Moser Mayu

Actually your collection combines 2 beautiful couples...

One the Daytona & the Mayu which is a complex though very well laid out dial together with a simple yet mesmerizing dialThen of course the 5712 & 5146!

Patek Philippe

thread: 5712/1A wrist-shots, please? Thank you.

Here is another if you still need it...

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Independents

thread: Moser Mayu

The fume dial of the Mayu and Monard are to die for...

I had a chance to handle both and the understatement of the PR on the underside is what makes this watch IMO. Looking forward to what Moser has in store for Basel 2010. Maybe considering one of these in the near future...

Officine Panerai

thread: Live Photos of Panerai 2010 Novelties

Thanks Jon for the great work

This SIHH is Panerai's best in a few years. Could you post the list prices of the 323 and 339 if you have the info?

Officine Panerai

thread: SIHH 2010 is just around the corner. What do you wish Panerai will release?

A base 47mm dome crystal in 1950 case w 3 days PR

That can be purchased from an AD and not grey market.

WristScan

thread: First Friday of the New Year . . .

Been going with this since New Year's Day

HAGWE