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If it wasn’t limited it wouldn’t be hyped
I’m missing the whole thing about this watch as for me the dial is simply tasteless. It’s not even open worked but only a technical joke. I’ve got the 5164G and that is an organically shaped timepiece without any flaws on the dial. Each to their own but without a limitation number this one wouldn’t be cared for by anyone.
I can understand why of course!
Exploring in depth the Advanced Research collection has been very interesting for me and a great pleasure: www.watchprosite.com But I personally don’t like open dials, so this one isn’t for me. The 5167R sings to me much more. But it’s a matter of...
If it wasn’t limited it wouldn’t be hyped
I’m missing the whole thing about this watch as for me the dial is simply tasteless. It’s not even open worked but only a technical joke. I’ve got the 5164G and that is an organically shaped timepiece without any flaws on the dial. Each to their own but w...
I was just wondering...
Does anybody know if (one of) the actual innovation introduced by this model has been used in later calibers? I'm referring to the specific mechanism for the pushers, which is the main reason for the opening on the dial.