
I am going to a VC dinner tonight and I hope to see some of these there as well. But I must admit at the moment I am blinded by the American 1921 (which has the manual movement!). When the 1921 is in the room, I see no other. My plan is to wear something special to keep myself distracted. We'll see if that works...LOL.
Thanks for the great post.
respo
There are three wathces I am seriously in lust with right now, but I have to keep my wallet closed for a while. Darn it!
respo
...but curiously, VC offers a couple in pink or rose gold that really speak to me...unfortunately. LOL.
respo

I wonder if the extra weight of platinum would be problematic for the correct operation of the automatic winding system. It would certainly be problematic for the affordability of the watch!
Bill
It's my favorite piece of those that you present in your post. The platinum Chronometre Royal is lovely, if a bit icy for my taste. I admire its pristine beauty despite the overall chilly aesthetic it exhibits. The movement displays some much needed warmth and dynamism IMO.
Cheers,
Daos

the design of the face, the center seconds.
But very sad it's 1. not a remontage manuel, and 2. Even if it was no.1, it's size is that 1mm away from my elusive border....
Just guess that VC still continues to elude me, time and time again!
Now , where is my Patrimony contemporaine from the Collection Excellence Platine? No complain for that one, but it's just the same as the amount of platinum mines compared to gold mines!
Merci for the account and great snaps!
Stephen
without being over-bearing. Send it to me for testing and safe keeping!
Best, and Bonne année my friend!
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Richard.