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I can see and even agree with everything you’re saying.
It might not be the popular opinion, especially not wanting to minimize the genius of Genta, but for how the RO has developed to be a canvas for every type of complication and combination it is arguably too much.
Which would you choose?
Looking at each of these pieces from the viewpoint of the QP as a practical, modern feat of engineering versus the openworked Jumbo as a unique, impressive combination of materials then which would you choose, or neither? Disregarding price (although they...
Skeleton for me
Although I appreciate the complexity which goes into a QP they've never appealed to me.
If I had to choose from the two, I would qo with the QP
The openworked version is not my favorite. QP's are not easily legible to my eyes, but the AP looks real good.
The alternate title I was going to initially include in this post was…
“what would Michael do?🤔” The majority responses here leans to QP, which in part is because I understand not everyone likes OW aesthetic. Also, this OW is particularly harder to read I think…but I don’t think that is main reason people choosing this would...
Well, I generally prefer openworked watches to QPs.
Two reasons for that - first, as an architect, the openworked movements have a tremendous artistic appeal to me. They are visually fascinating, like the structural / skeletal elements of a new building or home. So that has personal appeal to me. Second, I...
Both are great..
Personally the skeleton becos I am not one who will bother to set a perp….
Great practical point which I shouldn’t overlook!
I’m not sure if this QP is much easier just because it’s all done from the crown, but it’s still not without reasonable effort to set…which does give me pause.
The Quantieme Perpetual for me...
but I prefer the ones without the week indication, either the 26684 or 25820.
Openwork for me due to its size and proportions
I tried the rose gold version on once unexpectedly, and if I had had the cash in my pocket, it would have been my first impulse buy ever. I just fell in love instantly.
Thank you, I can easily relate to that sentiment.
This particular openwork has the key feature of being 39mm and on the thinner side. That is a big deal to me.
I do love how 39mm ROs sit on my wrist
But, for some reason, 41mm ones don't sing to me on the wrist.
Just like nasseriq above, I understand why that can be.
I feel skeletons are something you know from the beginning whether you like or not. Thanks, Emmanuel🙏🏽
IMHO and just IMHO. I believe RO was born to be
a stylish sport-chic watch, relatively simple technically, but easily recognizable from a mile. We know it became a success and got an icon status by now. Complicated mechanics doesn't add to described above primary aim, on the opposite- it makes the watc...
I can see and even agree with everything you’re saying.
It might not be the popular opinion, especially not wanting to minimize the genius of Genta, but for how the RO has developed to be a canvas for every type of complication and combination it is arguably too much.
Oof..
I have a slight preference for the BMG jumbo because it highlights many of AP's superlatives in the most classic case. A) movement finishing B) ultra thinness C) materials innovation It's also extraordinarily light - and this is a game changer for daily w...
Another vote for the QP
I like the concept of the open/skeleton dial. The problem IMO is in too many you can never read/see the time. Case in point.
