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It si a fantastic piece. I understand about the strap. Marco likes more vibrant colors for straps. As the night wore on I must admit that I grew to like the strap color but not sure that I would wear it. [nt]
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Indeed it is a great watch. The Anton actually is quite wearable. To each his own. If we all liked the same thing then what would be the fun? [nt]
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Yes it would be most frustrating
as I would not stand a chance to obtain any of my favourite pieces if collectors like you liked them too Mitch!! 
Very clean mvmt execution. So the tourby goes to top on the flip side...as in upright backside is a flip horizontally instead of vertically ...thats rare to see or is it too early for me :p [nt]
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I did find myself turning the watch around every time I flipped it over. [nt]
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I liked this too
but I didn't want to post it until it had finished its world travels...
Cheers,
Mike
This is a great piece...it's amazing too see it in person..especially the back... congrats! [nt]
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I agree. The frosting of the movement and the finishing of the bridges are wonderful. The frosting of the base plate is a Saxon feature. Saxon watchmaking derives from English watchmaking hence the comparison with the Daniels and the Smith. [nt]
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Agreed. The bridges on the Georg and the Anton are mirror polished and a marvel to look at. [nt]
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Well done Mitch ! LH is famous for its finishing !
How does it look under the loupe ?