Roger Dubuis

I already had the opportunity to present you the Pink Gold Monegasque Automatic last year with my Roger Dubuis report after the Salon Belles Montres 2011: I would like to come back to the Stainless Steel version further to a loan from a friend who gave m...  

I seem to have to change the view to RD :-) I wish I had the chance to try it on. Nice and honest review. Much appreciated. How was the accuracy? No minute hand jumping when adjusting the time? Just curious... Best, Ken

You can see RD ever so slowly working their way back to some watches that have a bit more of a classic look - to me they've lost their way in recent years. I was extremely close to buying this as my semi-formal watch but in the end I didn't feel the Moneg... 

did not 'pass the test of time'? Design, or the horological content? Thanks, Magnus

Hi Magnus - I said I didn't think it would pass the test of time.........and I was referring to the look. I think it's quite a striking looking watch but there's a long line of watches that I see that stir something initially but fade quickly . You only h... 

would that stand your test of time (btw, a good one I think!)? Cheers, Magnus

now we're getting complicated LOL. I think the old Sympathie - both with the original crystal shape and the round crystal (especially the black dial "guilloche main")- is most definitely a timeless design. Probably a bit dressy for my personal wearing tas... 

This Monegasque is definitely a great entry level Roger Dubuis, and I too feel it has all the Roger Dubuis elements in it. Too bad the rotor wasn't more attractive to match the exquisitely finished movement. Nevertheless, a great entry model for Dubuis. C... 

and I agree with your summary that it is a very attractive watch to enter the world of RD. You get a relatively 'affordable' watch with a fine movement that is made and finished according to the criteria of the Poinçon de Genève . The watch also plays wel...