And as you say, I get this kind of feeling more with vintage pieces than with new ones. But there are few. Thanks for sharing your beauties! René P.S. and please, share more pictures of your 1675!
That I didn’t know about... But then I don’t know many things 😉 Thanks for sharing not only your beautiful watches, but also your vast knowledge, dear Art. Best. René
I also like the case with two crowns of the Chopard. The Ulysse Nardin is also a collection of beautiful details. But the cherry on the cake is your beautiful 1675: exclamation dot, chapter ring, puffy luminous indexes, gilt details, pointed crown guards, and overall an excellent condition. Thank fo
Not only the leap year indicator, the shape of the indexes, the moon phase indicator, the texture of the silver part of the dial! And what can I say of your flightmaster? It is also full of nice details! Spectacular case, all the pushers with their distinct colored dots, the stunning tropical dial w
But your 6542 is a mine of nice details: marbled tropical dial, Bakelite bezel, crown, gilded chapter ring, domed plexy... ufff! Also the dial of the mono pusher MB is to die for! A spectacular one under all kind of lights! Best. René
Beautiful divers and the features that you pointed. But the killer piece, to me is the F.P. Journe. It is full of beautiful details combined in such a way that everything is harmonious: the guilloché, the frame around the dial, te texture of the main dial, the beveled date window, the extra long han