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The deployant with the original brown strap.
Fine workmanship of the movement…
Notwithstanding it being in titanium, still find the weight super amazing, all just 41g with the case, movement, strap, buckle…
BTW, do you have a soundclip of the pronunciation 😂
LoL - No, I don't!
I guess YouTube-ing a Swedish person pronouncing it would be best. I'll do it myself 😁👍....
It's such a minimalist, slender design that....
I feel most people, including women, can rather easily pull it off....
Well I'll have to say it too.... What a wonderful meteorite dial! My same era Tonda is never the watch I ware when I'm super active and it's platinum micro rotor has never let me down in
providing enough energy to the mainspring. The dial on mine is a gray-brown and the watch came on brown leather so the AD said they'd throw in a second gray strap. They chose Jean Rousseau who was wonderful to work with as this turned out to be challenging because I needed to mix and match the length of the two strap pieces to allow the deployant clasp to end up positioned properly under my wrist.
Yours is decidedly more formal....
being a precious metal, and JR is definitely among the top contenders for my upcoming custom strap order. I'm surprised your comes on a deployant buckle, I was under the impression all of these were deliberately paired with a pin buckle in order to make it easier to view the movement!........
I purchased the PF deployant from them (and kept the buckle). I like the convenience and extended leather life and actually it's still pretty easy to get a good look at the movement. :-)
The deployant with the original brown strap.
That makes sense.
It isn't out of the question for me to do the same at some point, especially since I am inclined to wear this version during certain high-activity situations....