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+1! Yes, also the Moon Phase makes a ....
Better harmony than with the week days, IMO.
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Vacheron Constantin Patrimony Moon Phase and Retrograde Date
Friends, Another Vacheron Constantin I had the pleasure to take a closer look at, the Patrimony Moon Phase and Retrograde Date in Pink Gold. I am a big fan of the Patrimony line, but here I am not sure... The Retrograde Pointer Date dominates the dial a b...
I’m with you about the retrograde date numerals. They’re slightly too big. Regarding the moon phase, I would have preferred a bigger one with the same numeral size
But this VC has definitely a lot of charm for me. Two slow complications together on the same dial is a good idea in my opinion. Best wishes Alkiro
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I also would have preferred a bigger moonphase with the same numeral size. Anyway this Patrimony is really appealing and retrograde is one of my favourite feature so I am happy that they have reissued this feature, which it seemed to be a bit forgotten. B...
VC always been masters of retrograde!
Hope they will continue this tradition! Best Blomman
Yes, two slow complications...
Would it have been more exciting to see one slow and one fast? Best Blomman
+1! Yes, also the Moon Phase makes a ....
Better harmony than with the week days, IMO. Best Blomman
The moon phase could be a bit bigger...
...and I agree that the retrograde dates could have been smaller and away from the perimeter a little more. But to do that, the logo/name would have to be either moved or eliminated. Question: when will a manufacturer have the nerve to take their name/log...
I think very few brands would have the confidence to ....
Not show the name on the dial! But here for example, only to show the VC cross would have been an option, IMO. Best Blomman
If Patek did it first...
...everybody else would jump in. It would seem normal. To me, the brand name on a watch seems normal only because we're used to seeing it. But it takes away valuable space that could be used for something else. It's almost as bad as perpetual calendars th...