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Still what it is...
Have been adoring the royal oak jumbo since the early days I look into watches. Such an exceptional and avant-garde outlook while still keeping its class and elegance in a very natural way. (Other integrated bracelet stuff could looked a bit forced and old fashioned from my point of view.) I remembe
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pfang56
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My brothers first (and only) serious watch. He is not into watches, but decided to go woth this, while in Japan.
What do you think? Did i have something.to do with this? Maybe 😆
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Larrykelley11
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Starting the week with the GoS Sarek ...
...and its astounding "ice blue wildflower" damascus steel dial. Best, Gerard
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Larrykelley11
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Tinge of orange on the dial
Just purchased this pre-owned Reverso gmt. Didn’t notice tinge of orange at the edge of the day/night and date windows when I placed the order. Only discovered it when I looked at it under the loop. Somehow I found it special and eye pleasing. Anyone know what it is?
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blau
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Rolex Yachtmaster 16622
A nice subtile Rolex with a splash of (red) cool… soon I will try some upgrades to the watch which should make it even more cool
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kjkt3
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Alan Birchall Prototype "Pièce d’Essai"
Alan Birchall is a French-English watchmaker who spent over 16 years repairing and servicing watches in Britain and Australia. He moved to Tajimi in the Gifu Prefecture of Japan in 2020 and two years started work on his first Prototype "Pièce d’Essai" with a 35.40mm case. French and English watchmak
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