Mark in Paris
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At the beginning, as I knew them from the 1463, I didn't really like to see them on the more recent 5960 model.
However, since the last 2 weeks and the few live pictures members have shared on the forum I must say that I like them veru much on that model.
I'm not sure it would be the same for the more elegant Pt and R models.
On this one, with this classical but sportier version with a more 1950's approach that is a lot due to the color combination between the bracelet and the dial, I think it is perfectly coherent.
By the way, I love the 5960P and R dial design and decoration but this G version, more modern, a little sportier, is something I find really attractive.
The kind of watch I had overlooked compared to the P and R but that could come closer to what I would buy considering how I wear my watches (aside from the weight issue from the P version that is a problem for me).
The close up you took as image is fantastic.
I'm eager to see it in the metal.
Best, Mark
5960G details
Here is something a geek as me will appreciate. The 5960G is a very promising act already but taking a closer look reveals one material difference to its siblings: Just like old 1463!!! Reminder of the old Borgel cases.... cool detail. Simple comparison b...
There is often a small detail somewhere which makes you dislike and reject a watch or...
...fall in love with it, the small detail that makes a big difference, the small something that not necessarily everybody will see except those in the know, the little different thing that makes you think WOW if I could I would jump for it on the spot...!...
Love this touch indeed
Have this on my early era Dubuis chronograph manual wind, and it adds a nice tactile feel too. Looks good, feels good!
Pushers
At the beginning, as I knew them from the 1463, I didn't really like to see them on the more recent 5960 model. However, since the last 2 weeks and the few live pictures members have shared on the forum I must say that I like them veru much on that model....