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Whoa careful, thats a fine line to cross there...
Personally, I don't know which I like more! The Datograph more artistic, the Minerva more technically finished
Regards,
skyeriding This message has been edited by skyeriding on 2016-07-26 07:38:01
Regards,
skyeriding
Hence the damn question. ;) I would say that the Dato is more baroque, while the Minerva is more aerial. [nt]
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Well, I know both of them quite well, as I lived several years with a Dato and I admire the MB 1858 Tachy for 4 months, now. That helps! [nt]
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Lovely movement, looks like a Maze / City inside the case !
@ Datograph, depth in the movement gives a great visual impact...but I guess the compromise is in the overall thickness !
my preference is to have a overall watch thickness balanced to its dia (esp at this price point).
Minerva is visually attractive, esp Devils tail !!
Best,
mahesh.,
This message has been edited by maverickmahesh on 2016-07-26 08:08:18
my preference is to have a overall watch thickness balanced to its dia (esp at this price point).
Minerva is visually attractive, esp Devils tail !!
Best,
mahesh.,
This message has been edited by maverickmahesh on 2016-07-26 08:08:18
Your competition is in your own collection, my friend.
But if you need to remove some from the equation, I'll be to help in a really short time! ;-)
There is always a sense of regret after a while.
It does not matter if it is a Dato or a swatch. In fact, to this day I can't get over misplacing my swatch with a black dial and orange hands and markers. It is now a classic.