Roger Dubuis

The Excalibur collection has been without any doubt for many years the most representative of the baroque and bold style of Roger Dubuis. The 45mm diameter case characterized by the fluted bezel, the crown protectors and the triple lugs are the perfectly ...  

because I like the contrast between the silver dial and the black numerals. I find the slate dial version too monochromic for my taste. I'll have to go visit a Roger Dubuis AD to see how this smaller 42mm Excalibur fits on the wrist, and I hope Roger Dubu...  

Yes it could be a good idea to see complicated Excaliber 42mm. The question is: what would be the position of this line when compared with the Monegasque? I think that a "classic" PC like you show it would be perfect. But the skeletonized movements, the c... 

Thanks for the fantastic review and photos. The Excalibur collection was by far my favorite watch series by any manufacturer. However, I do not like the new style ex42. It simply lacks the soul and power of the original --it looks off and very flat to my ... 

It is the danger Dubuis may face with this watch. When you soften a design, you have the risk to lose too many character. Being an excalibur fan, your comments are logical. This evolution is a challenge for Dubuis. Fx

...for your great review. Do you know the MSRP (in Euro) für the entry level 42mm Excalibur in stainless steel? regards stere

Thank you, Fx. I also note a disconnect between the aggressive and very cool nature of the new Excalibur marketing website and the softened nature of the watch. The new marketing would be a perfect fit for the original style Excalibur. I don't mean to be ... 

As a 36mm watch fan, I did not appreciate the previous Excalibur, I see there a positive evolution where it is more wearable without losing its style. But at the same time I understand and agree with Marketsurfer, the "extravance" was also part of its sou...