Comments:
It must have been very difficult to have parted with such a lovely watch.
However, I do tend to beleive that it is better to have made its acquiaintance then never having know it.
I am sure that it spent good time on your wrist.
Best regards,
George
It's sad to be the moderator...
I had to send back the Malte Small Seconds to Vacheron Constantin today. I enjoyed my time with it and I have taken some good photos for the forthcoming review. I took a side by side photo with my Patrimony Contemporaine. While a 4 mm difference between round watches has a dramatic effect on our perception of size, the same does not apply when comparing a 40 mm round watch with a 36 mm tonneau watch:
They have a similar presence on the wrist.
Bill
They have a similar presence on the wrist.
Bill
We all feel for you.
It must have been very difficult to have parted with such a lovely watch.
However, I do tend to beleive that it is better to have made its acquiaintance then never having know it.
I am sure that it spent good time on your wrist.
Best regards,
George
Condolences, Bill!
I think Alex owes both of us another dinner at the Maison with the appropriate cigars to help you get over your loss and me get over my empathy for you... 
Best,
Gary
But it's even worse not to be a moderator...!
.... We are not having the chance to wear the nice and prescius ones in the first place ..!
Best
Hans
Ah, poor me....
I am in Geneva right now and unfortunately I won't have time to visit the Maison!
As for getting the chance to wear one of these watches, there is the old fashioned way: just buy it! (I do that too, to be fair)
(I do that too, to be fair) Bill
Might be old fashioned...
...but is the best way
That is the only way you can wear them everyday if it pleases you
BR and hagwe
Hans