Been off this forum for a while; hope that all are well I’d messaged the Gronefeld’s back in November, to inquire if I can switch the strap on my 1941 Principia that’s on order. A long email thread ensued, during which I disclosed that I’d be visiting the...
What a great experience and testament for the brand and owners. They are making some truly exceptional watches but it's nice to hear they're still very down to earth and enjoyable. This sentence really hit home as truth to me: "It was a stark contrast to ...
You nailed it with why these indie brands are so amazing and great . Looking forward to see your new Gronefeld,s pics when possible. A factory tour will always makes the nwa a bit more special imho
Which is why I much prefer the indie's over the major houses. There is still that sense of appreciation from them, that comes from being a small business owner. Where you can literally have a personal conversation with the owners. I hope the shift from ma...
Met them at Watches & Wonders in Geneva earlier this year and had the same impression as you. They are so down to earth and cool. No idea if you know about Green Tea Gate or how the brothers presented this Grönograaf to our group that was there. It was an...
A Grönefeld is for ever. And good you turn your back to Rolex AD’s. I did the same. And i skip my plan to buy my first Cartier at that AD when i taste the arrogant behavior even through e-mail communication. I searched and found a watch trader with love f...
I’m sure this will be one you never forget. And massive congratulations on this amazing new piece of theirs! What an amazing day. You summarize very well a big part of the “why” when purchasing from an independent. The brothers are so fun and friendly, as...
I joke of course, thank you for sharing what surely was a great day. It’s a different world for sure, versus the AD experience you reference. Glad you got to have this in person experience, although your wallet may be less happy for you ! LOL