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·They also mentioned Vertex and I think their MP45 Heritage looks great.
This is the second time you have tortured me with that meteorite dialed beauty. Now all I gotta do is find the $950...
It finally arrived… the longest I’ve ever waited for a watch on order. I’d kind of moved past it emotionally given how long it was taking to get here and have plans to move it on to finance one of the new, manual-wind Speedy ‘57’s, but it’s so beautiful in the metal it has made that decision a bit more difficult than I expected.
The watch chimed at the top of the hour as I was wrestling with capturing a picture of it and it was probably the most delightful watch experience I’ve ever had.
The blue dial is ridiculously beautiful when you catch it in the right light… the metal components and the dial all sort of light up together when the light hits it just right… wow. Crazy, crazy timepiece.
@R3D9 , could you put up a vid with the chimes sounding please? 😀 We know how R2D2 sounds, let's hear that blue beaut!
What is that glorious thing? Not a Grubel Forsey is it?
Close! Christopher Ward 😉
The model is the Bel Canto and evidently a number of suppliers for the dial components do actually act as suppliers to some of the hyper-watch crowd.
It’s a lot of watch for the money, for sure.
Close! Christopher Ward 😉
The model is the Bel Canto and evidently a number of suppliers for the dial components do actually act as suppliers to some of the hyper-watch crowd.
It’s a lot of watch for the money, for sure.
Does Yema count as a microbrand? I would say so. I picked up the bronze with blue dial in the kickstarter days. Liked it at first but have not worn in quite some time. Maybe I should give it some wrist time again:
Also picked up two Unimatics, one NH35 driven and one Sellita powered (the GMT). I am really drawn to their industrial take on the diver: