Agreed. I'm on the fence about the aesthetics but pvd on platinum kills it
By: Fastwong : October 27th, 2020-01:31
Platinum isn't even a good base for pvd so it just feels like a way to light some money on fire. If they had gone black ceramic/cermet or pvd titanium/tungsten that would at least made a little bit of sense.
The current auction listing this piece currently stands at a small fraction of the original cost. Maybe Nico has his eye on it... Nico, you need to keep your mind focused on your four-wheeled friend!
I am not a fan of black watches, with very few exceptions. Alas, this one is not one of them. I am a huge fan of the Gyro One, of the original one. Maybe it is the reason why I am not a fan of this black one? 4-0 for the No. [nt]
As in create a look of sportier watch, but retain the feel of a luxury one. Even though others have said that platinum doesn't seem suitable for PVD coating, PVD coating a steel watch would mean that the weight of the watch would be lost to a lighter metal and a Gyrotourbillon is the epitome of luxury mechanical timepieces requiring heft. Of course, this is just conjecture on my part!
Nah... I find myself "trying" to be enthusiastic about it.
By: systematic.entropy : October 27th, 2020-06:15
Technically, great watch, no doubt there. PVD on platinum is a turn off, but even getting around that, the overall colorway doesn't quite work for me in this aesthetic. The black PVD applies a sportiness on an otherwise more elegant aesthetic.