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Jaeger-LeCoultre:
I’ve been looking for this one
Wonderful
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By: EinPa
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Blancpain:
Your taste is impeccable
As always
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By: EinPa
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Seiko:
A grail watch
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By: EinPa
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Horological Meandering:
In all seriousness
I’m looking for a gold one 1950’s And a steel 1930’s
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By: EinPa
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Rolex:
Lume
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By: EinPa
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Rolex:
Tudor Hydros 1200
It ain’t pretty, but neither is a sledgehammer.
2d
By: EinPa
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Independents:
Interesting
LF is such a nice person.
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By: EinPa
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F.P. Journe:
I have noticed
That these school watches are getting more and more “polished” in terms of design and finish. This may be a preference or bias of the judges. It may be just me, but I prefer the simpler more handmade look. I have no doubt that he will be successful.
3d
By: EinPa
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Independents:
The brothers don’t mess around
That’s some high level Horology right there!
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By: EinPa
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Horological Meandering:
Wear it in good health.
All the best
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By: EinPa
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