Texasjohn
·At this point I am pretty sure none of the forum members care about your thoughts on anything.
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That's a good example of how the watch looks when looking at it square on, not the best, but it comes in to it's own when the light catches the dial from an angle and the gold starts to shine, but face on it's fairly lifeless.
If only we could know how the value of watches change over time.
Prices will be cheaper in some months... 6969 pieces is too much for a limited edition.
Nice photo, but photoshopped to hell, it looks nothing like it.
The photo in question has been altered, the dial is not dark grey and my point is that looking square on the watch looks fairly 2 dimensional, but at the right angle it takes on a whole new meaning and looks infinitely better and 3 dimensional.
Here's two pics taken just now and hopefully explains a little of what I've said.
Beautiful. Enjoying it?
I must admit, yes, I very much enjoy wearing and owning this watch.
I am still in the "honeymoon (shine) phase", but I can already tell that this one is going to make me very happy for a long long time... and I am not typically a yellow gold watch kind of person.
More than anything the different tones that the watch takes in various lighting, the silky feel of the chrono pushers, the beautiful movement to be seen... and the celebration of humankind achievements, keep me reaching out for this watch in the morning, or anytime.
I must admit, yes, I very much enjoy wearing and owning this watch.
I am still in the "honeymoon (shine) phase", but I can already tell that this one is going to make me very happy for a long long time... and I am not typically a yellow gold watch kind of person.
More than anything the different tones that the watch takes in various lighting, the silky feel of the chrono pushers, the beautiful movement to be seen... and the celebration of humankind achievements, keep me reaching out for this watch in the morning, or anytime.