I think it is almost utterly irrelevant in terms of horology as this watch existed already. Congratulations are due mainly to the Luc Pettavino. His achievements over the years are highly commendable.
There is something special being worked on, but it is currently under wraps. A self-imposed embargo on a collaboration with a fellow enthusiast. I will of course post about it here.
I am of the opinion that unless one has procured luxury products through dishonest means, then they should be enjoyed. For most people that I know who own expensive watches, they represent important milestones in their lives and one's successes should be celebrated. Regards, Baruch
I was at the boutique in London today and discussed the transition that Bulgari has made from an owner of brands (Roth and Genta) to creator of a completely new approach to ultra slim watchmaking. The Octo range does dominate a bit and according to some insiders other product lines struggle a bit si
In my humble opinion I can't think of many mid-century steel cases executed more perfectly than this reference not even from Patek (except perhaps for the unique 1526 that belonged to Briggs Cunningham II). Baruch