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So well captured 👍🏻👏🏻
It’s the small details that really make a difference 😊
Another colorful Ming shot - with the ‘first’, the Ming 17.01 Blue 🔵
Still remember the day when I first saw the prototype - that was before they were the established brand they are today - and decided to go for both the blue and anthracite dial ones. Great size, titanium, the digital guilloche dial made of sapphire and a ...
Indeed - lots of nice details well thought through…
And subsequently developed through various iterations 😊👍🏻
FPJ CB vibes
Not a bad thing mind you! I was looking at some of their handwound, simple models lately and was disappointed to find out they had no lume at all.
Some of the current ones don’t…
Others do. Here two, one without, one with (27.01 and 37.07): ...
Don’t own one but like you, I love the original design language
Something a lot of independents could learn from
I agree there - they are not at all to be mistaken for anything else 😊👍🏻
Glad you like it 😊👍🏻
Thank you - still need to locate the 17.03 that we both have 😊🤞🏻
Hiding since one of the previous moves 🤷🏻♂️
The launch of Ming was definitely a significant moment in the watch industry.
Dont have one but ok to always look at yours😙
Thanks - might not be my favorite anymore but the design language it established…
Is still fundamentally there 😊👍🏻 Glad you like it 👍🏻🙏🏻
I also love the simple yet elegant design language of these Ming watches.
Whilst they are quite simple being just a two handed watch there are enough small details that elevate it into something a bit special and shows why less really can be more sometimes. Marc
So many to choose from in the meantime 😊👍🏻
Looking forward to finding out which one you go for 😊🤞🏻