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At a Bulgari boutique
At a Rolex boutique
Indeed!
Beautiful Chopard and double dog photo 
Love the lightness and the relative coolness of the material.
Peter
Love the lightness and the relative coolness of the material.
Peter
This reference is outstanding.
AP nailed it. Thank you for posting this rare nugget, Peter!
Thanks MichaelC!
A little bit of my own titanium Terminator watch - with a tourbillon mouth - at first I though the grey on grey on grey was going to be boring to look at but I find I'm spending more time on the contrast and details of materials, of surfaces, and of course of shading.
Cheers!
Peter
Cheers!
Peter
I think the somewhat monotone effect is what draws me here
And grey is always my favorite color. Great choice on this one my Friend!
Mmm Panerai!
I had a chance to own a PAM57C and it was my first titanium watch. Loved the contrast of size and weight
Cheers
Peter
Cheers
Peter
Thank you for the comment!
I appreciate the note - it's one of my favorites for sure.
Peter
Peter
Thank you sir!
Means a lot to me!
For me the little detail of the tourbillon cage keeps it understated yet exotic.
Cheers
Peter
For me the little detail of the tourbillon cage keeps it understated yet exotic.
Cheers
Peter
What a presence, the beauty of Titanium in full display!👍 As I wait for my first Titanium Patek (😂), I can only live vicariously…. Cheers.
At a Bulgari boutique
At a Rolex boutique
Mmmm...
If I had extra funds (or less AP) Bulgari is
one brand I've been considering, especially their extraordinarily thin novelties and complications. Thanks for sharing that beauty!!!
Separately - Rolex - hoping you or others can share the first Rolex Titanium Yachtmaster soon.
And Patek titanium?!?! Mind blown...
It's nice to see even greater use of Titanium (and also Ceramic) - as I get older, I find my ability to wear a heavier watch or precious metal watch is more burdensome. I'm thankful for the ceramic Beast - and hope to see additional use of lightweight materials in CODE and other models soon.
Cheers
Peter
one brand I've been considering, especially their extraordinarily thin novelties and complications. Thanks for sharing that beauty!!!
Separately - Rolex - hoping you or others can share the first Rolex Titanium Yachtmaster soon.
And Patek titanium?!?! Mind blown...
It's nice to see even greater use of Titanium (and also Ceramic) - as I get older, I find my ability to wear a heavier watch or precious metal watch is more burdensome. I'm thankful for the ceramic Beast - and hope to see additional use of lightweight materials in CODE and other models soon.
Cheers
Peter
Bulgari has indeed done an amazing job with the OF, a line that is worth considering by any good collector! ;-) This T model I was trying on is quite gorgeous, while if I really had to choose, my favorites are the 'sketch' LEs for the 10th Anniversary.
I found it interesting that Rolex decided to start producing in Titanium, though perhaps not entirely surprising given its level of attention to the quality of materials....the DSC was the perfect "excuse" in my view (it would have simply been impossible to offer in any of the usual metals! ;-), and now we even have the first YM. I'll be curious to see in which other lines T gets employed, but I'm sure Rolex will typically play it clever!
As for Patek, so far I counted only *13* wristwatches (not reference, but individual watches! ;-)) to have ever been produced in Titanium in 184 years! Given the most exclusive role T has for Patek, my strong preference is for it to remain confined to unique pieces for charity and other one-offs....but you never know what the future has in store!
Given the most exclusive role T has for Patek, my strong preference is for it to remain confined to unique pieces for charity and other one-offs....but you never know what the future has in store! Here are the 13 unique T Pateks that have seen the light so far, from a past thread... ;-) Cheers.
Boom...
That piece is AWESOME!
Thankfully in titanium - as I bet the SS version can be close to the equivalent of one diver's belt weight...
Peter
Thankfully in titanium - as I bet the SS version can be close to the equivalent of one diver's belt weight...
Peter
And one incredible model!
That JLC is of the early pioneers...thanks for sharing.
Peter
Peter
A real beauty Peter. 🥰
I can’t tell you how much I miss the Royal Oak design. And I don’t know what to do about it.
Usually I do prefer the heft of platinum and gold, but really surprised how Titanium grade 5 can be worked so well and contrast brushed and mirror polished surfaces. On this 44mm Minerva split, just a perfect match.
Usually I do prefer the heft of platinum and gold, but really surprised how Titanium grade 5 can be worked so well and contrast brushed and mirror polished surfaces. On this 44mm Minerva split, just a perfect match.
Wow. Blue and Titanium...
Beautiful MB/Minerva timepiece - I would personally be confused whether to wear it with the incredible blue dial on top or flipped to see the Minerva movement. In any case, I think the titanium elevates it another level - and given the case size I'm sure it is extraordinarily even more wearable and enjoyable.
Thanks so much for sharing!!
Peter
Thanks so much for sharing!!
Peter