Review
I had a chance to briefly handle this hunk of a watch, just long enough to inspect it from all angles, snap some pics for sharing, and reach an intense excitement :chuckle: I'm not gonna repeat the introduction of this watch, as much have already been mentioned by most of the esteemed owners and ent
Which I find to be more coherent. Nonetheless, this Barrichello is top cool! Thanks for sharing the photos! Nicolas
I share the same view as you, especially for some of the lovely novelty features in JPM, e.g. the first use of rectangular chrono pushers, the unique bezel and bold screws as well as a nice display case back showing the disc brake inspired rotor blade. However, that view changed slightly when I got to handle the RB2 :) For you, my friend:
Each time... Like this time. ;) Best, my friend. Nicolas
I find it beautiful and slick looking however technically the newer ROO have longer power reserves and I also enjoy see thru casebacks which this lacks.
It needs a display case back indeed! Thanks for your comment :)
Hi Wayne, Thanks for sharing your thoughts and images. While I've always felt that AP issued a fully-realized effort with the RB2 (not every ROO limited feels as cohesive), your photos and commentary brought the model to life and illuminated details that had eluded me until now. Despite massive proportions and bold forms, the RB2 is packed with subtlety and really rewards a considered study such as yours. You wear it well, and I hope "Rubens" returns to pay your collection a long-term visit in t
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