Luxury Watch Grail: Top Collector Picks
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Luxury Watch Grail: Top Collector Picks

By m2 · Aug 23, 2024 · 71 replies
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In the world of luxury watches, the concept of a 'grail' piece often sparks passionate debate and personal reflection. Author m2 ignited such a discussion, inviting the WatchProSite community to share their ultimate horological aspirations. This article delves into the diverse perspectives and dream timepieces revealed by collectors, offering a fascinating glimpse into what truly captivates enthusiasts.

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This message has been edited by cazalea on 2024-08-23 18:07:45

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Thomas_3
Aug 23, 2024

Why? Simply because I want one, very iconic watch.

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Clueless_Collector
Aug 23, 2024

I am very happy with my 5270G-013. It really has everything I need in a watch.

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mdg
Aug 23, 2024

...but barring a major windfall this one will probably stay out of reach. I love the simple (though kind of useless) complication that essentially is hidden in plain sight. I love stainless steel for the lighter weight than gold, and for the durability/stealth. I love the case shape and the relative thinness. Not sure I'd change anything about this other than to make it cheaper : ) Ref. 5950A

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Artoxares
Aug 23, 2024

An apparent simplicity concealing the most romantic complication. What more could you ask for? I wore this particular model for few minutes during a dinner organized by VC. It was quite painful to let it go... (credit Déployant) All the best Nicolas

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enjoythemusic
Aug 23, 2024

...there is no single grail. Akin to when asking which vehicle is the best? Maybe the 'grail' is a Pagani, but also could be a Ford Superduty 350 (for towing the Pagani to track events in a nice enclosed trailer.). Could be a motorcycle, especially for travelling efficiently through parts of India. Sure a modern F1 car is fast, but would it really be 'the most fun' to drive on track? What about the fun-filled Formula Ford, or vintage Lotus.... not ultra-fast yet very fun. And for rock crawling f

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cazalea
Aug 23, 2024

circa 2000 I have seen 2 for sale in the last few years OK, it does look a bit like a Chronoswiss I already have, but when did that ever stop anyone?

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