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I love the photo!
These are all nice watches in a vacuum, but they are all the same.
To me, it echoes a truth. We respect and admire individualism, but most of us find our happiness in community. We want to be ourselves, but we do not want to so unique as to be alone. This is reflected in the watches we choose to collect and, even more, in the preferences of the watch market.
To me, it echoes a truth. We respect and admire individualism, but most of us find our happiness in community. We want to be ourselves, but we do not want to so unique as to be alone. This is reflected in the watches we choose to collect and, even more, in the preferences of the watch market.
I love individualism and I'll never get any of these :-p
Glad JLC and Breguet are not in this league!
Best,
É.
Best,
É.
The classic Breguet reflects general group think on pocket watch design of Breguet's time when he was alive. The Type 20/22 design dates back to German WWII chronograph watches from Hanhart.
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The primary difference in the Lange will not be in the case, bracelet or dial. You will have to turn them all over and compare the movements. [nt]
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If it will look like others
Nodoby will take care about movement )))
I'm a little bit afraid what we'll see in one day
WBR
Serge
I'm a little bit afraid what we'll see in one day
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I would choose the Omega Constellation. The absence of this model is surprising.[nt]
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It's a tough choice.
AP's 15202 is a must-have on most people's bucket list. I'd also take Patek's 5711 and Chopard's Alpine Eagle.
The latter isn't too shabby considering what you get at its price level, cf. https://wristreview.com/can-chopards-alpine-eagle-claim-a-spot-at-the-top-of-the-food-chain-live-pics/.
They would be my go-to pieces if I only was allowed to pick three watches from the poster above. Hublot and Bell & Ross are certainly not my cup of tea for obvious reasons.