Huge congratulations for achieving your horological grail Filip!
Also congratulations for your philosophy about moral values. My dear late father, who happened to be a founding professor at Medicine School at my hometown, also inculcated me and my brothers about integrity and moral values. He also introduced me to horology and inherited me several of his beloved first watches, which I hold dearest to my heart.


On a similar way, I took several years away from the Purists for several reasons: getting married, having my firstborn boy, my father’s decease and departure, and also some kind of frustration for not being able to get the watches that I did and still like, but can’t get. Big crows, pointed crown guards, super-domes, faded inserts, stepped dials, etc. etc.
But life closes and opens cycles, and as my bay boy started to like and play with my watches since very early, I also re-started to enjoy my love for watches, now with the dream and promise of sharing with my son. I already have his first mechanical watch waiting for him!
All that revived my joy for reading, sharing and participating here at this treasure of forum, where truly you can find a real brotherhood where price is not important, but passion, learning, sharing and friendship.
And as I was telling about circles getting closed and opening new ones, now this forum opened a possibility of achieving a watch that is very close to what my heart longs for, only modern, and I’m really hoping it can materialize: the Tudor Black Bay 58 PuristsPro edition.
And so I really understand your joy and feel so happy for you! Even if we don’t know each other, I feel extremely and sincerely happy for you.
Enjoy your new watch and life itself!
Best regards.
René