amanico
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The wrist test is merciless, indeed. I totally understand that, and I am sure that many of us experimented the same phenomenon with many other watches.
Simon Brette's Chronomètre Artisan.
Absolutely impressive, the work on this watch. Front and back! Enjoy, Nicolas ...
This could be my one and done
kind of endgame watch. It's so good. The hand-finishing is prevalent front and back, the aesthetics pleasing to the eyes, great size, visible keyless works and reasonable pricing. I wish you post this watch everyday for the benefits of us watch fanatics.
This Simon Brette's Chronomètre Artisan is just stunning.
The hand engraved dragon textured gold dial is truly mesmerising and whole watch really has its own look and identity I had never seen this one before and much prefer to his other watch posted the other day. Marc
As gorgeous as the dial side is . . . .
. . . . the movement side is even better. Just stunning. Thanks for the pics. M4
Crazy as it may sound, but on the wrist it fell a little flat for me. Perhaps the lightness of the case, or the overall small-ish size which makes many of the finer details difficult to appreciate without a loupe.
I was close to requesting to be put on the list after meeting with the wonderful man behind the brand, but didn’t. It was the most I would have ever spent on a watch and everything needs to be and feel perfect. If not - it’s a no I do sometimes have secon...
From his website, I see that his watch designs are all the same…
with the exception of the case material and the tremblage. His next version is going to be a stainless steel case.
