Modernahab
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On the wrist today.
A personal favorite: the RD Sympathie S34 in rose gold, one of twenty-eight, ca. mid-1990s to turn of the 21st century. (I have the date of production somewhere in the handwritten papers, but I'm too lazy to dig it up right now.)
On the wrist today.
A personal favorite: the RD Sympathie S34 in rose gold, one of twenty-eight, ca. mid-1990s to turn of the 21st century. (I have the date of production somewhere in the handwritten papers, but I'm too lazy to dig it up right now.) ...
A lot to love here!
Such a unique case shape and refined dial. And it's an observatory watch! Any photo of the movement? Is it hand-wound by any chance (I doubt it, unfortunately)? Best, Emmanuel
Oh my god, i almost choked on my powdered donut!!!
DAMN, what a great timepiece! Love the early RD with shaped case with seXXXy shaped crystal!!! 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍
Yes, I feel the Sympathie really lost someting when they moved to a round crystal.
Nonetheless, the shaped crystal must have been a bear to produce, and I quail at what would happen if I damaged it. Replacement seems unlikely.
Thanks for the reassurance.
It would be nice if Roger Dubuis had some back stock of hidden somewhere in its manufacture vaults. ;-)
Fantastic piece!!
All I can say is that one of these days I will have one. Actually I was excited about five or six years ago to have been offered one in white gold with a black dial, but the condition stated was not (at least in my book) what it was, so I returned it. I'm...
Sorry to hear that!
Getting neo-vintage pieces like this in decent condition can sure be tough. I actually obtained a white gold, black dial S37 in good condition for my wife recently, but things like this come up once in a blue moon. I hope you'll eventually get lucky and f...
Here's the white gold/black dial S37 alongside the rose gold S34:
Looking at this photo, I realize I prefer the proportions of the S34's smaller dial. Not as noticeable in the metal. ...
