MichaelC
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The Jarno Trulli Offshore is simply one of my favorites.
So against most others, I would choose it. Certainly in this case, as the orange and blue are not so appealing to me.
I see the JT as one of the most refined "regular" type Offshores. And by regular I mean the main case, dial, pushers, etc. The JT's cermet really brings a clean look to the watch.
Need a little advice...
I was shown a 2014 released today which kind of different and honestly I haven't seen one before, it's the "Goliath" US Boutique edition ROO in SS, limited to only 48 pieces. I read in WatchProSite review also, but I am not quite sure if this is a good bu...
Easy call for me, may be tough call for you! :)
IMHO, the Orange is not for everyone regardless of what edition that is! For me, I will take the Jarno LE any day over this. Color & material combinations of the Jarno are superb! I assume you like watches with racing theme since you already have the 2 ic...
If the orange color scheme appeals to you . . .
. . . I'd hold out for the new orange diver chrono. It's a 2-register/no date chronograph with an eye-popping color scheme. I like the Jarno Trulli as well, so it wouldn't be an easy choice for me. Not sure that I've been any help M4
The Jarno Trulli Offshore is simply one of my favorites.
So against most others, I would choose it. Certainly in this case, as the orange and blue are not so appealing to me. I see the JT as one of the most refined "regular" type Offshores. And by regular I mean the main case, dial, pushers, etc. The JT's cerme...
All your responses are great
I found someone has a Jarno Trullie and will be inspecting the piece this weekend. I agreed the orange and blue dial does look a bit odd on the ROO, I already have a truly amazing Black ceramic with orange diver in my stable. The JT on the other hand has ...