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Thank you...
Excellent suggestions and you have given me a lot to think about. I thought about the Blancpain and the UN and I think I will look at those again as well. For me on this it came down to price as I just dropped a bundle for the platinum 70eme and I was looking for a "beater" that I just did not have to worry about. I think I would still always "worry" about a BP, UN, GO, etc..., but your point is extremely well taken. I thank you for the comments.
A watch buying question, please...
Members, I am faced with a dilemna. I am lookng for an everyday watch that I can primarily wear to beat around in and will put up with some punishment. I currently wear watches under a suit so my watches do not take much of a beating and plus all of my wa...
Given those constraints
I'd go with something steel-cased, but thin enough that it could still be work under a shirt cuff. Personally I'd also avoid 7750-based movements. They are tough and accurate, but compared to the rest of your collection they'll feel very rough. My thought...
Thank you...
Excellent suggestions and you have given me a lot to think about. I thought about the Blancpain and the UN and I think I will look at those again as well. For me on this it came down to price as I just dropped a bundle for the platinum 70eme and I was loo...
Here are some........ unusual for PIAGET
langavulin, I would never have suggested this whilst they were producing only precious metal cases but recently, Piaget introduced "precious titanium" As you already have a suite of JLC, it is time to move up the food chain at Richemont.......to Piaget Sp...
Piaget, huh...
MTF, Thank you. This is fascinating. Amazing complications in the dimensions. I want to try this on as I never really looked at a Piaget, no reason, just never did. I think I need to re-evaluate this course of action. I appreciate the path you are putting...