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I’m sure it looked and felt cool!
But, because of my more classical tastes, my favorite Millenary remain the more restrained and dressy solid dial 39mm variants (vs 47mm for the more modern variants like the 4101), in particular the dual time ref. 25778OR/002:
credit: viplombard
How about this old Millenary Openworked...
I sure wish I bought it when the chance presented! ...
I’m not into openworked dial,
but I find the Millenary case and collection really interesting.
Fair enough. How about this one... a Millenary which haunts me even more.
The very rarely spoken about Quadriennium from 2015. Photo from our own Fx! ...
Yes, impressive!
This one would be a sort of mix of the two (ref. 15350ST.OO.D002CR.01) credit: the watch club London ...
I’m sure it looked and felt cool!
But, because of my more classical tastes, my favorite Millenary remain the more restrained and dressy solid dial 39mm variants (vs 47mm for the more modern variants like the 4101), in particular the dual time ref. 25778OR/002: credit: viplombard ...
It really is a stunner in person. I love openworked Royal Oaks...
But I feel this model is just as impactful.
I certainly adored the Millenary line
I owned the Maserati Dual Time in steel, and the fit and look on the wrist were fantastic. Wish I kept it.
Old is gold!
The best variant is this, in gold. It has the lustre to bring out the avant garde design and vibe of the timepiece. Steel is gorgeous too but that brilliance and the shine off the case is sublime in gold. It may not have been that popular in the day (nor ...
The Millenary collection never seemed sought after, at least in our Community.
Certainly some guys have them, but they have always been few and far between around here, especially compared to the octagons.