Finally got a camera on this
It's been my daily wearer since i got it. I don't know why, but i'm drawn to the simplicity and understatement of this piece.
The jumping power reserve aperture showing the 8 day reserve. Pretty neat mini-complication. Someone here once asked me if the number jumps at the same time every day. It took me a while, and i realised it doesn't because the watch is wound to a different extent each time. It's a real luxury playing with the numbers on a lazy weekend.
The back of the watch.
I particularly like the perlage work on the backing of the watch. The watch swivels smoothly too with a nice click securing it in place.
Lastly, the deployment buckle which is a pure joy to us. The length of the bracelet can be adjusted manually to fit our changeing wrist size.
Happy holidays guys, and Merry X-mas in advance.
Mike
Nicely put, Mike.
Finally, you did justice to your RGR!
And it was worth it, Mike.
Yes, I totally agree with you, this Reverso is maybe understated, but with a lot of appeal.
The Jumping Reserve de Marche is aonther understated indication, and I appreciate to see it on the verso size.
A very nice Reverso.
So, now that you have a good camera, I only hope to see many more pics of your beloved Reverso.
Best.
Nicolas
Thanks Mike for the nice shots.
Fr.Xavier
Nice post Mike...
and really beautiful Reverso.
Hope you use your new camera more and share with us nice pics like these ones.
Best.
Emilio.
Great post
i like the bracelet but..
It doesn't look as iconic with the bracelet on.
Preference-wise, i'd prefer it on leather because it's more recognisable that way.
The bracelet is very well finished and smooth. A joy to wear.
