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Disagree.
While you report to speak for " many purists" you certainly do not speak for this one. I enjoy Tonypatch's contributions to this forum, as I enjoy yours. Everyone brings something a little different to the table, with regard to experience, insight, and preference. It adds to the diversity of this forum. Obviously some topics interest me less than others, and those I simply choose not to read or participate.
Unless a topic is somehow offensive or inappropriate, I'm not an advocate of censorship simply because a post is deemed " unnecessary" by your standard. Tonypatch seems respectful, and while I'd agree he's at times a little quirky, that's not always such a bad thing. It adds flavor to what can sometimes be a rather bland broth!
Quartz Pateks
I know, I know. But we all own so many mechanical watches already. What are the real specialists views on PP quartz watches?
Well
PP's quartz movements are not exactly "cheap". And wasn't PP on the forefront of quartz development, when it came into fashion?
Warren Buffet used to fancy a Quartz ref 3944, so I suppose you'd be in good company.
Not sure if he still has it, I'll have to remember to ask next time I see him. ...
I hope I am very wrong here
but I have noticed that you have been posting a lot on this site lately and this latest post of yours makes me wonder if you are simply posting for the sake of posting. Excuse my candour bordering on rudeness but that is how many purists would consider th...
Disagree.
While you report to speak for " many purists" you certainly do not speak for this one. I enjoy Tonypatch's contributions to this forum, as I enjoy yours. Everyone brings something a little different to the table, with regard to experience, insight, and pr...
Great reading on ref. 3597
Link edited - " Quartz movements are a pretty taboo subject in the watch world. No one seems to want to touch them." Edit: Hi Tonypatch, as per forum rules I edited your links. If you wish to launch a discussion on the forum and share an interesting mater...
Some thoughts on quartz watches.
Several years ago Richard Paige, a fourth generation watchmaker and former owner/co-founder of TZ had the following to say on the topic of quartz watches. (It seems appropriate to this discussion and hope that it isn't in violation of forum rules...) "By ...
About quartz
I hope that this post is constructive enough and does not violate and written or unwritten forum rules. I think that quartz watches do have a big historical significance, given how they have disrupted the watch industry. In the past days, I have done a lo...
There is no problem about talking about Quartz watches Sam :)
Thinking about its place is interesting but i think that it will depend on what each of us is looking for in that field. Quartz brings accuracy (so does any electronic device), reliability against shocks, and usually allows thinness in an easier way. I wo...
I am far from a specialist but I have a opinion on .....
Quartz movements based on some experience and past readings . I understand some quartz are very well and precise build and contrary to the general believe can be fixed and maintained by a watchmaker . I prefer a mechanical movement in a luxury watch as a ...