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I always wanted to ask you,
Why you have to be that mean with us by posting something like this ?You don’t have a normal watch to post?You just ruined my lovely sunny day!Anyway I forgive you,thanks for posting that beauty my friend!
Ok, ok, I will soon post something more under the radar. Which doesn't mean it is not special! ;) [nt]
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Congrats on a sublime example...
I’m wearing the entry level OP today...
With the famous little Blue Box as backdrop....no wonder this one already got the nickname, it’s close but slightly different
With the famous little Blue Box as backdrop....no wonder this one already got the nickname, it’s close but slightly different
Fun is the word...and these Marketing departments of brands must know something we don't. [nt]
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Indeed but fun is an important factor for me as well when choosing a watch as well 😀 😉 [nt]
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You know sometimes, it all depends on how you present the case, you can twist the facts or truth, or imply 🙄🤷🏻♂️ [nt]
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I'm sure they would figure it out and have zero repercussions. Money does make the world go round Raymond 🤷♂️🤦♂️ [nt]
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It’s such a peace
And your story about RD.
Richemont could be a safe heaven for the brands.
They have such a great brands under the umbrella,
every brand is unique and great.
After the Swatch group, my favorite watch group.
I never bought a watch from an independent, but seen a lot of great independents here at WPS.
Back to RD. It are great watches, and who knows i will own a peace one day.
Richemont could be a safe heaven for the brands.
They have such a great brands under the umbrella,
every brand is unique and great.
After the Swatch group, my favorite watch group.
I never bought a watch from an independent, but seen a lot of great independents here at WPS.
Back to RD. It are great watches, and who knows i will own a peace one day.
You should definitely look at the Independents. They are simply amazing and truly cater to their clientele...
as for Roger Dubuis, the early pieces are still attainable at this point but the market is changing rapidly so who knows what it will be in the near future. All I know is that these early pieces are just stunning in terms of quality, uniqueness, and craftsmanship.
There is an amazing write-up and reference of Roger Dubuis and his early pieces by "A Collected Man." Don't know if I post a link but it is a great reference for his early pieces and should be THE reference since it has been compiled by several sources over the years 😉👍. It's a good way to learn about his early work and see what appeals to you 😁
There is an amazing write-up and reference of Roger Dubuis and his early pieces by "A Collected Man." Don't know if I post a link but it is a great reference for his early pieces and should be THE reference since it has been compiled by several sources over the years 😉👍. It's a good way to learn about his early work and see what appeals to you 😁
Thank you for the advice
The first time i mentioned RD was the release of the diabolus in machina.
Getting the early pieces, i go check chrono24.
Getting the early pieces, i go check chrono24.
Modern Dubuis is cadran different than the early days which were much more classic. Today, Dubuis is all about high tech and modern, sort of along the lines of Richard Mille...
whereas early Dubuis is more like classic Patek and VC.
As for finding early editions, they are slim pickings as they often get scooped by connaisseurs of the brand.
There are a few BIG collectors out there that literally have hundreds of 1st and 2nd gen pieces in different variants. 🤷♂️
As for finding early editions, they are slim pickings as they often get scooped by connaisseurs of the brand.
There are a few BIG collectors out there that literally have hundreds of 1st and 2nd gen pieces in different variants. 🤷♂️
Great looking watch from the good old days
but you should do something about those hairy arms though
