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Was torn the other year between 1815 AC in WG and 1815 Chrono in WG
Both were great pieces, had a somewhat hard time reading (without my glasses) the smaller print on the AC. Ended-up pulling trigger on the 1815 Chrono and have been pleased with the piece. Still think about the 1815 AC.....
Just parted ways ...
with one of my most favorite pieces which I thought I could keep forever ... I know now “nothing is permanent” ...
I chose this beauty ...
over the insanely expensive 5711 a few years back because I couldn’t resist its simplicity and of course its beauty. I still think it is best looking watch in its class. Maybe, my taste has changed over time ....
It is true. But ...
I learnt from Zen master, Thich Nhat Hanh, that we should only focus on “here and now”. This timepiece will forever remain a sweet memory of mine.
I almost ...
pulled the trigger on this piece but I changed my mind last minute. Now I will take the time to think more carefully ...
Was torn the other year between 1815 AC in WG and 1815 Chrono in WG
Both were great pieces, had a somewhat hard time reading (without my glasses) the smaller print on the AC. Ended-up pulling trigger on the 1815 Chrono and have been pleased with the piece. Still think about the 1815 AC.....
I may have ...
already acquired the piece if it were WG. Readability has no longer been an issue for me as I can barely reads anything on any watch dials without my reading glasses
I couldn’t agree more.
The stunning beauty of 5327 clearly justifies itself in a higher classification.
5196p is an extremely refined watch...and you've well shot the pic
sometimes in life we may decide to give up one to get something else - if your heart still miss it, you'll go back to it enjoy the pursuit ! Best, mahesh.,
The case and dial are just about perfect on this reference
But it is ok to let it go... as the movement is a little underwhelming Then again the case back is solid
Honestly speaking, its beauty has overwhelmed any facts that may exist but
I guess it is time for me to refresh my passion.
It’s a beautiful piece and one that seems to be “right” for your personal style.
But it’s gone, and now you have the great joy of buying another watch. You have the choice to buy the same one again or something else.