Dr No
[Moderator Omega - Wristscan]
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Congrats on the new stablemate, Steve, and thanks for . . .
. . . photos. I suppose my predilection for the original Karree perpetual is well known, but my admiration for the vaunted limited edition cal 39 Navigator perpetuals, both steel and gold, is just as deep. I had the opportunity to pick one up several years ago, but those pesky Karree perpetuals always got in the way; by the time I was ready for steel Navigator perpetual, they were all gone :-(. I think you'll find the Karree to have a different character despite the similar base movement as the narrowly separated day/month apertures and absence of a seconds hand lend a perspective that is simultaneously more formal and relaxed . . . I'm sure you'll enjoy it. Here's a photo of Scott's similar Karree perpetual . . .
. . . and, for good measure, a photo of the steel version that I took a few weeks ago at a local dealership.
Welcome to the Karree club, Steve . . . cordially, Art
New friend for my Nav perp
I recently got a pal for my GO Navigator perpetual. It's the old style Karree in RG. I used to have the Senator round version of this watch (you are welcome Ned). Anyway, here's a pic of the new one: And another by someone who knows how to take a pic (sor...
Congrats on the new stablemate, Steve, and thanks for . . .
. . . photos. I suppose my predilection for the original Karree perpetual is well known, but my admiration for the vaunted limited edition cal 39 Navigator perpetuals, both steel and gold, is just as deep. I had the opportunity to pick one up several year...
