Villeret

Cheers Henrik

Hope you enjoy these shots! Cheers Henrik

A brain flow hit me this morning by looking at a Blancpain advertorial at LinkidIn. A Villeret with mp, i dug up a ref i find fabulous at 40mm pink gold triple calendar, it covered a lot as only a year disc would made it a perpetual calendar. But adding s

I have to agree with all your points it really is very well put together with all the little details adding up to making it a fantastic watch. The dial really is just so good especially the colour background used for the Day and Month that could of so eas

All those new details (hands, numerals, moonphase, slimmer lugs and thinner case) coming together in a very convincing way. Cheers Henrik

I used to have this one: And dreamed of this one: And always liked this Villeret of yours. Uber elegant, dressy and eye catching. Very well done, my friend. Best, Nicolas

A few days ago, Bruno.M1 asked a question on this forum that sounds simple, yet touches the very core of this hobby: “Is there still any logic to watch prices and values – or is it only about looks and, above all, recognizability?” My honest answer? NO! I

The beauty here is how stable the core design is, the watch never loses itself, It simply adapts.

That said, the VC 82172 or the Calatrava 6119 or 6196 have greater and better finished caliber, imo. The VC bears the Geneva Seal, the two PP bear the Patek Philippe Seal. Also, I've never been completely fond of the open hands of the Villeret collection.

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