Golden Square

This was tremendous work! Very much appreciated! 🙏🏼 I love the old RD models and it’s such a pity that Diaz had to sell it! 😔 Personally - due to my very small wrists I am more in the „too much“ and „golden square“ league, so rather wide then long… 🤓 One

Here is another Golden Square, but in 37x37mm. Not a monopusher, unfortunately.

i think i found the perfect combo This message has been edited by quattro on 2025-03-12 21:38:41

Happy to share with you this rare Golden Square G34, i see there is anotther one but with roman numerals here, the size of 34x34 fit perfectly with my 16,5cm wrist (same size the big santos dumont)

Ive personally not cared for either the Nautilus or Aquanaut. Have owned and sold a full gold bracelet Nautilus before the hype and the only regret is that I could’ve sold it at a higher(insane) price point. But hey, that is my view on the Nautilus and Aq

Is about 47mm. I suppose a G37 wears smaller than a 40mm submariner, definitely smaller than a 40mm GMT. Close to a strapped wg Daytona. Btw the golden-square line only comes in gold. 37s in a 'regular' dial are hard to find, 40s and 43s are commonplace i

Caseback is curved, and it wears comfortably. The wrist coverage of a 37mm square is similar to a 40 41mm round. My wrist size is in-between 165 and 170mm, average for adult males. ’14' denotes a round automatic movement that lends well to complications.

Drunk on coffee, obviously. Over curved sapphire glass, and under shopping-mall skylight.

Two hands. New acquisition. The watch weighs a lot (115g, I read somewhere). Obligatory coffee cup & saucer shot The gold rotor (web deco over geneva stripes) captures most of my attention, but the other bits look fine too.

I can't say I'm a big fan of Roger Dubuis, but there's something special about the old style.