Let's Have Fun: What's the most favourite Purist Watch?
amanico
I saw some srious competitors, in dvarious brands like :
PP: 5070, 5712, and Calatravas.
UN: The Freak, and The Marine.
JLC: Amvox I, II, Memovoxes, and Reversos ( specailly the 8 days, and GTs)
IWC: Potruguese.
AP: ROs and ROOs
BREGUET: Tradition and Marine.
BLANCPAIN: FF
PANERAI: Pam 249 ( Cali ) and 232.
GO: Senator Navigator, and GO SE.
GP: Vintage 45
LANGE: 1815, Dato.
GG: Gefica.
DR: Papillon.
HW: Opus 5.
ROLEX: Difficult to isolate one..I'd say: Sub and / or GMT.
VACHERON CONSTANTIN: Patrimony, Chrono Malte, or Historique...
JOURNE: CS or Double Resonnance.
KV.
DE BETHUNE.
Which is, in your opinion, THE Purist Watch, and why?
Best.
Nicolas
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This message has been edited by amanico on 2008-08-03 00:42:59 This message has been edited by AnthonyTsai on 2008-08-04 18:53:58
PP: 5070, 5712, and Calatravas.
UN: The Freak, and The Marine.
JLC: Amvox I, II, Memovoxes, and Reversos ( specailly the 8 days, and GTs)
IWC: Potruguese.
AP: ROs and ROOs
BREGUET: Tradition and Marine.
BLANCPAIN: FF
PANERAI: Pam 249 ( Cali ) and 232.
GO: Senator Navigator, and GO SE.
GP: Vintage 45
LANGE: 1815, Dato.
GG: Gefica.
DR: Papillon.
HW: Opus 5.
ROLEX: Difficult to isolate one..I'd say: Sub and / or GMT.
VACHERON CONSTANTIN: Patrimony, Chrono Malte, or Historique...
JOURNE: CS or Double Resonnance.
KV.
DE BETHUNE.
Which is, in your opinion, THE Purist Watch, and why?
Best.
Nicolas
.
This message has been edited by amanico on 2008-08-03 00:42:59 This message has been edited by AnthonyTsai on 2008-08-04 18:53:58
Comments:
ChristianDK August 3rd, 2008-02:41
a candidate could be "the simplicity" hi Nicolas, I will play - nice on a sunday . I can think of several but I guess you are looking for ONE The "Simplicity" is my canidate for THE purist watch, Because: -it is extreme refinement from an industrial level to such an extend it becomes a piece ...
GH1 August 3rd, 2008-04:04
MIH.... for it to qualify it must be attainable by all purists I feel . To be able to enjoy the watch and not just the pictures here on this forum . Simplicity is great but can we get one ? can we afford one ? The MIH is within reach of all purists here and it do...
中野れい August 3rd, 2008-04:05
I think every brand has its own model of so called "Purist's watch" so it depends on each person to define the most favorite version. Ex. If I am a Panerai devotee, I'd of course look at Panerai's selection for Purist's watch. Dr. Cheong would most probably select one from so many independent artists out there. For myself...
Ronald Held August 3rd, 2008-05:51
Highly time varying. I would vote for the Simplicity. (nt)
amanico August 3rd, 2008-06:40
Well, when I prepared this post I had in mind all the watches we often see, here, and there. Hence I quoted all these watches, and I began to wonder if the fact that we often see here these watches is significant. I think that this is not the watch in itself, but the approach we have of...
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