To the point of the BB54: I saw it the other day at an AD in HK, and in my eyes it is the best thing coming out of the Rolex / Tudor group for years. I love the vintage references, but they are not the most practical to wear daily, travel with or engage in any sporting activity. The BB54 is an incre
The proportions are nice, as are the new dials and hands. It would be a great watch at CHF 8,000 or less. At CHF 12,000 in steel / CHF 15,000 in titanium, it's a non starter for me, Genta design or not. Oh, and for the price, one would have thought they'd propose an adjustable clasp, but no such luc