There are so many variations, however, and the 1990's specialty models in rose gold are also fantastic. The QP made at the end of the '90's is particularly attractive to me. I bought the P2, though, for the dial, the WG movement, and the delightful tourbillon with free sprung balance and unique pall
along with directing light to the date display, are the reasons for the configuration of the date window according to Laurent. Balance and legibility are hallmarks of the brand.
As the LF Swiss lever movements don't use LIGA manufacturing or silicon parts in the movements, unlike the Galet Micro-Rotor. Outside of the design aesthetic and the finissage, the movement is pretty standard and should be easily serviceable, regardless of the servicing agent.
At 41 mm with a very thin bezel. The lug to lug distance is 51 mm thick. I wonder if it would be a wearable dress watch, as opposed to more traditional offerings. I am a MG Central Second owner; as a daily wear casual watch, I think iMG makes a superb product that whispers quality and execution to