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Seiko: A beautiful watch!

I love the dial - less is more!
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Patek Philippe: Make it in 37 or 38mm! :-)

And make it in every metal including steel. It will set the new standard for perpetual calendar chronographs. And keep it slimmer than 12mm! Yes I know, I ask for a lot but it is Patek after all.
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By: sham1
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Seiko: Gorgeous dial

great dimension too but 12.3mm in thickness might be deemed too thick for a dress watch.
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By: sham1
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Horological Meandering: The delivery time is correct!

I was fortunate as my watch arrived after 13 months upon order before the craze began. The brand produces eight watches a year only hence the long waiting list. I have spoken to Mr Yusuke Kikuchi of Kikuchi Nakagawa who expressed that this wait list was not acceptable and he plans to hire another wa
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By: sham1
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Horological Meandering: I too feel that way!

The high end Japanese watches are really a work of art which is quite understandable if one understands the Japanese culture.
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By: sham1
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Horological Meandering: You are absolutely spot on!

The ownership of certain pieces to me is possibly more important than wearing the watch. The only other watch I have not worn although it has only been 18 months of ownership is my Murakumo by Kikuchi Nakagawa. I rate this watch terribly highly and although not a piece unique, I see this as the clos
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Independents: Exactly!

And the Duometre is a quality product by a proven brand with a long history. It has a spectacular movement too, though a little large fand thick for some wrists.
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By: sham1
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Horological Meandering: I sometimes think

that we are actually fortunate that we cannot afford to buy all the watches that we want. I truly think that we would appreciate each purchase more if we had made sacrifices to secure the timepiece.
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