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Now you really woke my emotions up as I miss it so much. At least I know someone else appreciates it like I did :)
Play a bit with the light and the angles to get marvelous views of the lapis blue dial!!
Too bad the name is not PP or AP as it does not get the recognition (nor the value) it deserves.
I had to share this image
How can you not love this dial? And the perpetual movement that can be adjusted backwards and forwards. YES! Cazalea ...
It’s an amazing piece and one we have in common. A limited edition and one of the best blue dials there is. So deep and with that guilloche too!
The easiest perpetual calendar to set also. For anyone who desires one of these I must say I am astonished at how reasonable the market value is for these pieces.
Cazalea on the move
Why my title? Our Seiko specialist goes Ulysse Nardin. Not wrong, i like diversity.
Now you really woke my emotions up as I miss it so much. At least I know someone else appreciates it like I did :)
Play a bit with the light and the angles to get marvelous views of the lapis blue dial!! Too bad the name is not PP or AP as it does not get the recognition (nor the value) it deserves. ...
Best kept secret
I agree with you. I have saved an interesting Ulysse Nardin. I am counting, do some choices, and cut off. It is i am not staring at AP, PP or RM. Only the interesting models of AP, PP, or RM. I like watches which have the secrets behind a dial. Enjoy the ...
I love the technical aspect of the movement...
...but the window placement always seemed to be a bit of a mess. Maybe there is no getting around it with this much information to show...
Yes, driven by gears inside, diameter of date wheels, etc
And the days and months are tiny and faintly printed.
Values on it make no sense whatsoever, and while UN may not be PP, AP or VC they are not chpped liver. Especially during the period when these were made. I may be one of the last people
to purchase a new one from an AD and have zero regrets. ...
Wow. It’s serendipity.
This past couple of weeks I was ogling this watch and thinking that I have nit seen anyone discussing it online. And here we are
I have been secretly drooling over those for a while
Magnificent dials and great engines under the hood, if just a bit thick. Thankfully there are so many great variations I cannot decide which one to get!
Might have bought it,but...
I already had a watch with that basic movement, and am not attracted to divers.
