
Jack johnson, a respected voice in the collector community, shares his latest acquisition: the MB&F Perpetual EVO. This article explores why this particular timepiece has been declared his 'end-game' watch, a sentiment many collectors can relate to when a piece truly resonates. His post sparks a discussion on the concept of an 'end-game' watch and its impact on future collecting habits.

It means a lot to receive a warm congratulation from you!
But there is no end-game I fear.😉
And thanks for appreciating!
This looks more like the start of a new game! Congrats and enjoy!
That is a labyrinth of dial art. As i wear my end piece, the port is not open. I think there must be MB&F, Ulysse Nardin Freak, RG as an end game peace. Bovet is possible, but it must be a peace of the three above. Closed port, taken it loosely, i have a Montblanc that i consider. I am not in the mood to collect any watch.
Bit will most likely be looking at inspiration at a much lower price range - whereas this piece will be covering the high-end game end ))
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