RM050, RM052 in Tokyo
Samples of RM050 and RM052 just landed in Tokyo and I had pleasure of handling and spending time with them at Tokyo Boutique. On the wall of the boutique.... 052 The skull inside is not flat, but has curves to give 3D feel. Tourbillon in its "mouth" - the...
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what a coup ,Ken !! Thanks for the excellent photos as always... U immensely enjoy your weekends, dun you ?
Nah, busy, busy... busier than weekdays :-)
... some weekends, full of these visits and events. But NOT always! It's been really hectic the past few weeks. I sleep until noon every weekend and that is my priority If you think I really enjoy weekend, see here: home.watchprosite.com Busy, bus...
Great photos and great review of two of the pieces that really
caught most peoples attention at SIHH. I liked your photo of the back of the skull - a frosted finish - that I missed first time around. Great finish for the reverse side of the skull that shows such attention to detail. Thanks Ken for the review. Andrew ...
RM 52 ...
for me, please This is the first "skull watch" that I really like, even when it is too big for my wrist and too expensive for my bankaccount :-( Ken, you covered it very well and it was great to see all those details - again. Oliver
Thanks Oliver!
052 is much better shaped and made than I saw in the live photos from SIHH. The price tag is also a bit higher (much higher?) than my bank account, but should be an interesting weekend watch. All spoken for, I heard the rumor.... Ken
"an interesting weekend watch" ...
while shooting with a good old Leica ... hanging out in THE "God Shot" espresso bar ... Oliver
Assuming one had such ...
... a life style.... which I do NOT! Yes, I have to play with M3 more often... But I give my loyal D700 more wrist time, I mean, more finger time? Wish we had such nice time somewhere in Europe one day Ken
Domo Ken-san
That skull face one is a wicked looking thing! Must go check it out at the boutique soon.
Hi Davo-san
How have you been? Those two were making a world tour and the first stop was Tokyo - not sure if they are still there. Cheers, Ken
