Comments:
my thoughts
i like the nadal better as my hand is quite small...
and the lightness and the depth of the nadal is really appealing ...but one thing i find it disturbing is the surface of the nadal...i read it somewhere the surface can withstand scratch quite well, or should i say its is quite scratcn resistant...but suprisingly it is not the case...it is very fragile.. one little bump , its scratch....and that will cost you some $$ , as it is not able to be polish like the titanium casing...so basically you have to just bear with it or change the casing..and it will take sometime...say 6 months of wait...
and the best part is they will take your old case too...while they change the new casing...i mean that doesnt make any sense to me...
other than that, i have no complain, it is one of the best watch i own so far....
its easy to use almost anywhere...it looks expensive....the workmanship is unbelivable ...although some of my friend calls it casio watch as the strap is almost like a casio one..and it feels like casio....
the rm 30 is the blackest rm iam aware of...its a good looking watch... the stealth colour is what makes it special ....
enjoy the pictures ...
comments are welcome...
I have to say that for me the choice is really easy..
I would take the RM035 every time for the simple reason that I prefer manual wind watches with no date function.
So there you are! I would also add that the RM035's skeleton movement is to my mind a slightly higher order movement in finish and that this was Richard's first 'in-house' (termed reasonably loosely) movement. Lightweight, shock resistant, the daily tactile interaction of winding your watch.
A review of the RM035:
richardmille.watchprosite.com
A review of the RM055:
richardmille.watchprosite.com
Good luck!
Andrew H
So there you are! I would also add that the RM035's skeleton movement is to my mind a slightly higher order movement in finish and that this was Richard's first 'in-house' (termed reasonably loosely) movement. Lightweight, shock resistant, the daily tactile interaction of winding your watch.
A review of the RM035:
richardmille.watchprosite.com
A review of the RM055:
richardmille.watchprosite.com
Good luck!
Andrew H
Re:
Hmm hey Andrew,
Don't think he was looking for advice as he is actually selling it on the Market.
Cheers.
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Anthony