Niels
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Why not keep it plain and simple? Just cal it the Speedmaster Pro Tintin or like we say in Belgium: Kuifje ;)
Right now I'm buying watches from the bigger brands but later on in my collection I'll probably put some small watch companies in there..
I prefer brushed steel. When the watch is black I love PVD and DLC even more so! Great giveaway btw
I haven't changed any of my straps but I'm looking into putting Nato straps on some ;)
Nevermind I already found it on the international site.. It's the bailey but it's not available in europe :(
Hi, could you tell me the model name of the shoes in the first picture? The leather ones with brown and red ;) I can't seem the find them on their site or anywhere else as a matter of fact!
In my opinion, exposed mechanics can give a dress watch that extra touch of playfulness. Baume & Mercier has some examples in it's classima-line. On the other hand, skeletonized watches can be very cool but you have to watch out as to overdoing it. When you skeletonize a part of the front side it can look very chique , Maurice Lacroix does an amazing job here. The particular Breil of this give away is also a very nice piece!
Well MI6 ofcourse! No seriously I'd go for RAF or FBI or such...
@jf81 Looks like an Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra XXL Small seconds ;) (without the branding for legal purposes)
That's easy, Chuck Norris ofcourse, the watch would be indestructible :) No seriously, I'd buy a watch in honour of Ayrton Senna if it's made by a decent brand who'd fit his spirit. Never understood why Hublot used him for their line?!
I estimate this to go for about 20.000 Euro or such.. For that kind of money I'd choose a Audemars Piguet any day!
I'd probably go for a Patek Philippe Nautilus.
I like the trend towards smaller sized watches. The fact that I have quite small wrists (16-17cm) probably has something to do with it :)
Rado has never been a company that attracted me as a watch fanatic.. Although these designs look decent, they just don't do it for me..
I can imagine that the price will be a lot higher in 10-15 years. 65 000 isn't all that much for such a unique watch in my opinion.
Looks like a cheap Hublot (only missing the screws).. The design itself isn't to bad though..
Personally i love the Louis Erard 1931 Black PVD (with power reserve and regulator). Looks modern and still a classic dresswatch! Hoping to buy one of those one day ;)
nateb123 I sense a bit of criticism in your comment sir. This world would be so much better if all watches had perpetual calendars and triple flying tourbillions... Oh and if everyones monthly salary was 1.5 million $.
On topic: awesome watch, a pitty I didn't win it :)