halkcb
2535
I have been
attracted to the elegance and slimness of vacheron's dress watches for many years but have only purchased a used cal 1003 in the last two years,which i'm very happy with,at a reasonable price.
However,the recent releases are very tempting,especially the chronometer royal and 1921. they are my current grail watches and when funds are available ,will hope to acquire one or the other.I guess cost has been a restrainiong factor when contemplating this brand,but if the interest is sustained...
henry
Following vs Owning....
Dean (tick-talk) below asked a very interesting question that I am now asking readers on this forum to answer. From the poll that was recently taken Dean noticed that "only 32% of those that follow VC have actually owned one, while PP has 56% ownership am...
my understanding is that VC is a challenger of PP
- Firstly during auctions - Dials are too clean, pure without enough warmth (too conventional) so emotively, the choice is less in his favor; But "Les Masques" are incredible but not affordable by block of 4. A pity :-(((( Just my thoughts Thanks for shar...
I'm a follower and not a present owner.
My collection did include a Patrimony Contemporaine but I reluctantly parted with it last year. I know just enough about my tastes to know they are evolving. I do like a lot of Vacheron's new offerings, including the new Patrimony chronograph, and I know ...
I follow them because...
They have a history and some designs, and particularly design elements that I like. I don't own one because they don't have any design I like enough. that is I like a piece of this or a piece of that, but haven't found a piece that I really like enough to...
Following vs. owning...
For me, buying a VC, was based on a few things: 1. being attracted to a specific design; 2. VC's reputation for quality and their commitment to repair watches that are many decades old; 3. being the first person in our family to own a VC (when I bought my...
It is about the designs ...
Well, there is resale value, there is image, there is exclusivity. Aspects that are not of overriding importance for me. I live now, not in the future. And I live for me, not for others (or what others think of my taste in watches). So I look at designs a...
I have been
attracted to the elegance and slimness of vacheron's dress watches for many years but have only purchased a used cal 1003 in the last two years,which i'm very happy with,at a reasonable price. However,the recent releases are very tempting,especially the c...
Follower here
I follow and do not own, not yet anyway. For me, it's the lack of free sprung movements in the pieces which appeal to me design-wise (mainly the round, simple, two or three hands models).
I had my first VC before I had my first PP.
Actually, I had my first three VCs before I had my first PP. Two of them were vintage, though.
guess that question is for those who does not own VCs
and i do, but i will chip in my 0.02 cent worth. i own 2 VCs, Malte chrono and a regulator anniversary edition. i love both watches. i actually sold a 5070 to finance my Malte chrono purchase, with some spare change left. i also own a 5960p. there is cons...