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5226G
I got the call from the AD today for the new 5226G. I love this watch. I appreciate it seems to divide opinion as it isn’t the traditional dress watch but I feel it’s a great everyday office watch. It’s my second PP, the first is the 5327g so this compliments it well. Not sure what to get next!!
5226G
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5226G
I got the call from the AD today for the new 5226G. I love this watch. I appreciate it seems to divide opinion as it isn’t the traditional dress watch but I feel it’s a great everyday office watch. It’s my second PP, the first is the 5327g so this complim...
That's a really interesting, unique watch
I like it too. Looking at the construction I wonder - are the lugs up tight against the hobnail pattern or is there space which might catch lint or threads? Thanks and enjoy! Cazalea
There is indeed a gap
The lugs are actually attached to the caseback not the case. It allows the hobnails to go around the case. I love this watch and case design.
A very interesting piece indeed !
The textured dial is wonderful and the clous de Paris is fabulous! 👍
