MichaelC
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How about a Freak photo thread?
I have never made it a secret that the Freak is a grail watch for me. The Cruiser model is my personal favorite iteration, as I like the airy dimensional qualities of it. I also like the case size and it fits well on my wrist. But I also like the older models with the post drilled right through the crystal.
One thing is for sure, regardless of which version, a Freak is different than every other watch. Hard to believe we are nearing 20 years since this one was launched. No doubt the Freak 20 will be amazing in a few years.
In the meantime, I hope Freak owners can populate this Freak photo thread with lots of images 
How about a Freak photo thread?
I have never made it a secret that the Freak is a grail watch for me. The Cruiser model is my personal favorite iteration, as I like the airy dimensional qualities of it. I also like the case size and it fits well on my wrist. But I also like the older mo...
I'm with you Michael!
If I had to own an Ulysse Nardin it would be a Freak without any hesitation. Probably a Diavolo. Best wishes Alkiro
Some very old shots of my 1 & 2.
The 1 remains and is a firm favourite with it\'s cleaner original design and smaller size. I will take some new shots of a beautiful watch. ...
Easy, my avatar!
The First one is my best watch picture I think. It's cool to know I have a watch I will still wear if I ever get tired of watches ...
Awesome photos. You really capture the pinion through the crystal.
What a beautiful watch.
I can only concur. The Freak is an horological U.F.O and unique in its kind.
In my opinion, The Freak is an icon. Here are some pictures. ...
Now these photos make me second guess the Cruiser.
Both Freaks, but with very different personalities. If I described the Cruiser as open and airy, I guess these older nuggets are more solid and strong looking. An easy argument to own one of each style, if the budget can permit.
My first generation in white gold...
I was so excited to receive this watch just after it's launch. It remains as innovative and interesting nearly two decades on... Dave Unboxing many years ago... ...
And no Cruisers at all...
As usual, I am out in left field here. I recall Ed posting one some time ago, and I could not tell you any other Cruiser owners off hand. Of course, the price tag makes it difficult for most to acquire, at least in my case that is the single reason I do n...
I wonder how many of these have the original Dual Direct escapement
verus the upgrade to the Dual Ulysse version (1.5 as nick named)? Mine has always run perfectly on the original version. Dave
Mine is a 1.0 as well!
Met L. Oeshlin few months ago and showed him, he told me never upgrade it if possible!
I'm partial to the FreakLab . . . .
. . . . even with the date window. Here's a photo taken from the Monochrome website. I would prefer a smaller diameter than 45mm, but otherwise, I find this one agreeable. M4 ...
We saw that in Chicago if I recall...
Getting old you know ;-) I remember on the wrist it felt wonderful. And I hope to one day have that feeling readily available ;-)