I didn’t come away with any photos that really pleased me, but happy to just be walking around with a camera. Yellow is a popular colour to paint one’s house around here.
White gold case, black jade dial. The back side is worth a vie, too... An automatic movement can be very nice, especially when it is a micro rotor. Best, Nicolas
...inevitably, smile and wish I didn't live in a hamlet, much liked by the thiefs. That would allow me to keep all my pieces in my drawer, as I did before I moved here. Sigh.
…. and based on an earlier post and the related question as to „how black will it be“ I just took a side-by-side: Left: Type 20 (LE for the French EHRA Squadron3) Middle: Type 20 Furtivite Right: Type 21 It is very hard to properly capture the „blackness“
This is my most worn watch currently and I am happy that I got it. Three points make it special: The piece in steel and without a real dial is very light and comfortable to wear on the wrist. The front view with the turned and swapped calibre is amazing i
I have an observation that Patek uses Red sparingly on their watches. When Patek, uses red on their dials, numbers, markers ,hands and needles, the pieces tend to be important. Is this observation accurate ? Just curious.
In 2015, Vacheron issued the first 1955 Cornes de Vache Chronograph in platinum, to be followed in 2016 in rose gold: Then, in 2017, in steel, for Hodinkee, in a LE of 36 pieces. And in 2019, in steel, in regular production: Today, the steel and the rose