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Independents: First, Clermont-Ferrand, then Vesoul

Nice shot, as usual.
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By: Boris
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A. Lange & Söhne: I think it’s just at le limit of what your wrist can sport

You’d probably be happier with the discontinued 36mm version.
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By: Boris
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Chopard: I would pick this over any entry level Patek

I’d put this in the same category as the Breguet 5177 email grand feu (blue) in terms of value / features for the money.
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By: Boris
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Rolex: Tough choice

But for me it would be black, unquestionably. Understated yet powerful design.
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By: Boris
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Rolex: Such a gorgeous reference

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
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By: Boris
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IWC: I rather like what they did with this new Ingenieur line

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
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By: Boris
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Photography: Great pictures

The first one, is it the canal in Girona?
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By: Boris
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Omega: Looks really nice

I went on their website, and unless there is a mistake in the currency conversion, the prices look very very high. Any idea why that is?
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By: Boris
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Omega: Impeccable style

Compliments on your attire. Is the tie a Marinella?
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By: Boris
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