Roger Dubuis

I've always liked this one though, irrespective of the current trend. I guess everything goes around in circles and I'm waiting for the day when decent size watches with refinement become popular again.

As this is my only watch with such a dial, it would be interesting to see other watches with sector dials.

Look forward to seeing them here. If you have them pls. post.

Thanks for looking.

fernando

Truly superb piece dear Pa
Yours
D

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This has got to be one of the most outstanding chrono layout since vintage era very nice indeed

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I think the only other closest modern vintage style chrono would be the recent Vacheron Constantin Historiques Cornes de Vache 1955 Chronograph, its very beautiful but very expensive since its made platinum.... well.... i could only admire from the window....

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A nice surprise awaits you when you flip it over.

I just wish RD had not stopped producing such beautiful watches...

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... I can't find a single watch in Roger Dubuis' current collection that I find remotely appealing!

I wonder why my RD collection isn't growing.

Several new movements each year (with some reliability's problems) with a unique design.
Maybe too show off, too big, but the quality was by far above the average.
They made one of the best chrono caliber ever, excalibur with micro rotor; under Richemont they focused more on reliability and Monegasque crono is not so bad.

Thanks for sharing.

Sorry I don't have a sector dial to share here.

M4

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but a good occasion to post my RD Chrono

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I immediately went and Googled it ;-)

As for sector dials, it's interesting to see how they've unexpectedly had a mini resurgence in interest. I really like their vintage look, though I only have one modern one

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Btw how big is your RD chronograph? I find it rather tempting... ;-)

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Now to start googling further to see if any are on sale...
thanks!

Thanks for sharing - love manual wind chronos especially the less common ones!

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Cheers,
Tim

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Crazy how that Dubuis is almost a TWIN of the new JLC chrono. In a way this is why I'm less easily moved by really almost all new watches... there is virtually nothing the great Swiss or Germans have not done.. and I say this with greatest passion for all they have ever done.... but it underlines the general advice:  collect icons... designs, names, brands, whatever... are replicated. But icons... remain icons....

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are Roger Dubuis watches of this class and elegance. Your specimen is a superb example of a holistically conceived watch according to the good old Genevan school of yesterday.

Thank you for sharing!

Best,
Magnus

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