Blue quai de l'ile
Not something you see on here a lot. Still love it for that unique case. I'd love to have a 1921 or traditionnelle small seconds (still may add the platinum), but I don't wear clothes that would coordinate with that type of watch. ...
This one was considered...
'out there' when it debuted...and you're right, we don't see enough of them.
It's not their norm
But to me it sort of is. VC is known for unique cases and dials of which I consider a strong art deco influence. This watch has that and steel which fits my life crawling around with little kids a bit more.
Agreed
I got this at the boutique after calling and emailing AD over the USA. Apparently last one in NA for whatever that means. I actually called with interest in the brown overseas and was disappointed it was discontinued and still on website. This fits my sty...
I want to!
I emailed the boutique a about an everest (I was a month late, knew I had no chance) which I did not get. When I got my QDL I was going to get an overseas- yup last summer you could call and get one, how times have changed. But for me, a sport watch with ...
You have impeccable taste, Sir.
I guess VC and Porsche give us enough time now to save up 😳 Good luck on the hunt for the Pt Traditionnelle - this one is tempting me a lot, too!
Under the radar.
Not popular means not that a watch is wrong. Several reasons, several opinions. The quai de l’ile have character, a creative watch. The grey skeletonish versions are cool. Your blue can be seen as stealth for me. A not into the spotlights watch for the fi...
Very cool
Those early QDL are super unique. That was when VC was offering all these unique metals and bespoke combinations. Also I believe they had some fraud protection push as well. Mine is end of the line where they all were stainless. I believe the grey skeleto...
