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Chopard: yes...

this bracelet is tapered unlike the regular AE or the XPS. I will try to make a comparison...
2M
By: p.boxster
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Glashütte Original: I think so to...

and know well as I own a Datograph (Perpetual Tourbillon) too. The pusher feeling is butter smooth, and it has flyback function too. The absolute only lack is the isolator for the Rattrapante - which the Double Split and Patek 5370/5204 do have...
2M
By: p.boxster
0

Glashütte Original: not worn...

for some time. It is with me for over 10 years already and recently got a service, so now it's like brand new. Will put a grey nubuck-strap on it, which will make it even better I think...
2M
By: p.boxster
0

Glashütte Original: Senator Rattrapante Pt

After some time I am wearing and enjoying this beauty: Limited to 100 pieces in platinum. One of the few split second chronograph movements with two column wheels …
2M
By: p.boxster
9

Chopard: Very rare…

atm. I heard that about 12 pieces were made so far - not more…
2M
By: p.boxster
1

Chopard: Alpine Eagle XP CS

The best Alpine Eagle version so far imo. The dial with „shades of ice“ is stunning combined with the heft of 270g of platinum… Pure understatement…
2M
By: p.boxster
15

Patek Philippe: I like it…

Didn’t have this version on my radar, but it is great imo. I like the applied embossed date figures combined with the brushed dial. Looks stunning irl I bet… The looks from the AR 5550P which I admire too!
2M
By: p.boxster
1

Chopard: Great indeed…

Here a special iteration:
3M
By: p.boxster
1

Patek Philippe: I do love it!

And took it with me! A real highlight imo:
10M
By: p.boxster
1