it's to see them make their own cases with some slightly more refined options. I like their masculine cases, but with some refinements they can be more ergonomic, and in some cases when the watch calls for it more elegant as well.
Same could be said about the less eaten 3 and 9 on the 1815 chronographs, but the pulsograph seems to ease the imperfection. Like the big date on the original datograph and the eaten Roman numerals. Sometimes imperfections are deal breakers and sometimes they can add some charm. All very subjective
Just my 2 cents but I’d be tempted to trade the annual calendar plus one of the date calatravas for a 3940 perpetual or for my very subjective taste the two date calatravas and the annual for a 5070. That trio would be tops. Classic manual calatrava, 5110 world time and a manual chronograph. More di