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Relax, it can be replaced if necessary.
As for cost, well.... ummm....
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. ...
