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Seiko: Credor with 6898 movement
Thanks so much for posting on GS/Credor. Do you know if those movements are reliable or are they fragile? I know they are thin and typically in dress watches. Would be a pain if I had to send back to Japan for servicing or can they be serviced at GS service centre in North America? I saw some listin
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Patek Philippe: I’m really starting to like this particular gondolo. Platinum. Shaped movement. Curves.
But wondering about fit as I have a smaller wrist. As well as thr lugs. Is it hard to change straps? The strap bar has screws? I suppose regular quick change spring bars won’t fit? It’s also 17mm?
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Patek Philippe: I like the Patek/Nato combo.
This is my favourite of the London limited editions
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Blancpain: I hope for this bracelet on 38mm. Definitely stands out on the Bathyscaphe
Either like a LOT or divisive. Credit Henrik from Blancpain blog
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Patek Philippe: Hmmm… well said. Shrunken/cut off numerals generally turn me away.
Interesting that Journe took that concept and made it into his design ethos 😜
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A. Lange & Söhne: The hints of blue and subtle shading outside of the subdials are what make me keep coming back to this model.
I wonder what would have been had they used tantalum for the case! Would’ve complemented the blue accents perfectly.
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A. Lange & Söhne: Beautiful collection of ALS
My favourite of the three is your lange one. Very special shade of blue. Quiet luxury indeed!
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Independents: I like the fact that it is a non traditional layout for a chrono.
So which is your favourite from this brand?
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