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Thanks for this interesting comparison and photos !

The lugs on the 3558 is unusual. Does this type appear on many other references?

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I went to the Artizon Museum (Tokyo) with # 7234A. The main purpose was to see Marino Marini's sculpture "Rider". The work was reminiscent of Calatrava # 3558

By: anaroku : August 28th, 2021-01:59

The audience was sparse ２different object ♯3558 Thick and spartan rugs are reminiscent of Rider’s straight arms ...

Thanks for this interesting comparison and photos !

By: GLau : August 28th, 2021-02:09

The lugs on the 3558 is unusual. Does this type appear on many other references?

Thank you very much. I don't know well, but I think this type is very rare

By: anaroku : August 28th, 2021-02:24

Those are indeed some hard-to-find Calatrava lugs -- this Tuscany sculptor should have done his work in white gold rather than bronze, like your 3558! ;-) Thanks for a good post.

By: FabR : August 28th, 2021-02:46

[not bronze but white gold]😂

By: anaroku : August 28th, 2021-04:06

;-)

By: FabR : August 28th, 2021-12:28

In that case the sculptor would have a hard time to prepare such an expensive piece of gold ;)

By: joenghenry : November 4th, 2021-07:43

;-))

By: FabR : November 4th, 2021-11:40

Love both pieces and really appreciate the slightly smaller case of this Pilot's edition 👍

By: holdemchamp1225 : August 29th, 2021-13:20

big fan of the 7234A!

By: hl99 : November 3rd, 2021-18:25

how big is your wrist, looks good on you

really? Thank you

By: anaroku : November 4th, 2021-02:10