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It's an interesting timepiece...
featuring an interesting complication, which is rarely seen nowadays. I'm a huge fan of the instantaneous day-date complication. The ''curvature'' of the case and sapphire crystals is well executed compared to other brands. It also doesn't seem big on your wrist, even though it has a certain presence. My only ''real'' issue is the lack of gold chatons. It's a great choice, if you're interested in acquiring an art deco inspired timepiece.
Very nice indeed
What else can I say.... I am looking for my next Patek...I like this one a lot. Thanks, Jorge. This message has been edited by srvjrg on 2015-11-16 21:52:41 This message has been edited by srvjrg on 2015-11-16 21:58:25 This message has been edited by srvj...
It is indeed a reference I find very attracting
A very nice square movement with a 8 days power reserve and jumping date. The way the case and sapphire glass are worked are also very interesting assets of this reference. Here is a review I made about the blue dial version: www.watchprosite.com ...
It's an interesting timepiece...
featuring an interesting complication, which is rarely seen nowadays. I'm a huge fan of the instantaneous day-date complication. The ''curvature'' of the case and sapphire crystals is well executed compared to other brands. It also doesn't seem big on you...
Totally agree..
Before I could try it I thougth I was big, but when I wear it on the wrist, it felt really confortable, it was the right size and the curvarte of the case had a very nice "fit". I could try one with the white dial, but for me the blue was nicer. Thanks, J...