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It is indeed a model which is worth trying even once
When trying it, the word big didn't come to my mind a all I must say. It was more, maybe, is it too long compared to the wrist (top to bottom): for me it is "limit" ok.
The blue indeed seems to be attracting more people.
Thanks for your input (and sorry for the late reply :p )
Cheers, Mark
The blue indeed seems to be attracting more people.
Thanks for your input (and sorry for the late reply :p )
Cheers, Mark
You did a good job covering the 5200! But I do have one question...
what is the general opinion on the use of ''faux'' bridges? It's an attractive timepiece with great attention to details - aesthetically and technically speaking - at a reasonable price (relatively speaking). The ''faux'' bridges offers the advantage of being more rigid and easier to service, and I also like the visual resemblance to its predecessor (ref. 5100).
Thank you!
Well, this is something I didn't care about that much and I thought that watchmakers tried to find ways to avoid torsions (because of the mainspring torque for instance, which must be quite important here with a 8 days PR).
But I prefer when they are seperated and not sticked together.
Don't know if it was possible without adding a large and massive 1-piece bridge though.
Cheers, Mark
But I prefer when they are seperated and not sticked together.
Don't know if it was possible without adding a large and massive 1-piece bridge though.
Cheers, Mark