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Chronographs - Stunning and flawed
Jan 23, 2015,09:38 AM
Great report, as always!
The thin split-seconds model is a stunner. The proportions are perfect and the movement is stunning. It could have done without the power reserve, but it is well-integrated and doesn't bother me.
The ladies model would be a good men's watch without the diamonds, but I've always been non-plussed with giant watches.
The monopusher chronograph has the nicest dial of the three, in my opinion. The circular power reserve in place of the "6", fits into the dial and the gold outlines that surround the subdials help too. The dial would probably still look better without the power reserve, even if I want to excuse it. The watch does looks a bit chunky compared to the recent chronographs (12 vs 10.5 mm), but the proportions are fine for larger wrists.
Collectors with small wrists might feel a bit sad, but I look forward to the serial production pieces.