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The Seiko Presage Kintaro Hatori
The Patek 7200 London Edition
The De Bethune DB8 monopusher chronograph
Thanks Larry!
Sometimes less is more and simplicity screams more than the more complex watch dials (for me anyway 
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I too am looking forward to the wrist shots! :-))
I am glad that you share my opinion on simple dials. In addition, simple dials do make the watch more legible
Lovely pieces, thanks for highlighting.
The dilemma now is whether to add any more pieces and “clutter”. It is an attractive proposition.😳
An interesting difference is that the white subdial is slightly recessed while the black subdial is not.
Between the two, the black version reminds me more of a Breguet watch…likely because of the recent releases with wonderful black dial this past year. But you are right, it’s hard to choose between them😊.
Well spotted!
That is the main diference between the off white dial and the black dial, the recessed seconds counter which helped me decide that I want both )
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Ah ha!
Now the Presage 100th Anniversary LE makes sense. Although these are simplified even more to fundamentals. Congratulations on "reducing" your collection even further!
Here you go:-)
The Seiko Presage Kintaro Hatori
The Patek 7200 London Edition
The De Bethune DB8 monopusher chronograph
Thank you sir!
I am currently stalking these two watches but I need to plan a bank heist
The Presage Kintaro Hatori might be the piece to satisfy my quest for an obtainable enamel dial watch.
I just wonder if it’s too small for an otherwise bulbous watch. I also like that bund-like strap it is on.
I am so pleased to hear this!
It makes me feel that my decision wasn't too imprudent afterall!
Congratulations on your latest (soon to be) incomings 🎊🎉🎈
Really like both from the front and at this price point one can hardly argue with the choice of taking both. The only thing I was thinking is that they could do with a solid case back - the movement not being as visually interesting to warrant a (somewhat thicker) display one 😊
Thank you and a good point!
I think for watch connoisseurs like many on this site, we only like to gaze at exquisite movement finishing but for the common man, a visible movement of any form is a treat to the eyes. This watch I believe has been made not just for collectors but for anyone wanting a simple yet elegant dress watch at an affordable price point.