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Breguet: I would be extremely scared for anyone to touch these hands

It is a very unusual style of Breguet hands. Probably unique. Looks extremely delicate. On a lot of older watches with breguet hands, it's extremely common to see the tip snapped off (usually not a huge deal as the overall length isnt shortened too much). On these hands, on can see the top portion b
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Officine Panerai: This california dial is my favorite Panerai of them all, it's just too big.

Panerai also had a similar realease for the Chinese New Year. It's slightly smaller at 45mm, but still too big. This and 1729 would make an awesome pairing though.
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Jaeger-LeCoultre: AI is getting scary good....

Firstly, all 3 straps are awesome. If I had to pick one, I'd take the first. Secondly, I didnt even realize they were all AI images until I took a closer look - the photos on first glance shows the same watch, they are not. On closer inspection, the crowns are different (and dont make sense), the se
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Vacheron Constantin: Not too much I suspect...

The Everest will still remain a "if you know, you know" kind of watch. And collectors who know will be happy to pay for it. Similar to how the 2500V won't have any impact on the 2000V although I have to admit visually. material wise and mechanically, those two are more different than Cardinal Points
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Vacheron Constantin: VC has killed it with their new dials this year

The grained dials of the 1921 and on the overseas cardinal points models are awesome. This was what made the Cory Richards edition so cool - not just the more sporty colors but the use of this special dial. The salmon sunburst dial of the platinum ultra thin is really done. And because VC seldom use
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