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Nice watch, blech outfit (pic)

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Originally Posted by Britalian
what is that tie knot?
Looks like a four-in-hand
 

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Originally Posted by gdl203
Looks like a four-in-hand
No, it is an Albert knot where you pass the big blade under both loops instead of just the top one.
 

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Originally Posted by zjpj83
apparent lack of collar stays?

At least his cuff isn't unbuttoned

Maybe he has the magnetic collar stays for guys who forget their collar stays.
 

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Originally Posted by iammatt
No, it is an Albert knot where you pass the big blade under both loops instead of just the top one.
Good eye! I do see the little piece of silk now that you mention it
 

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Yeah, I'd wear that - solid overall. Don't think the sleeve buttons really work, though, and I'm not fond of faking it. +1 on the cufflinks, I like those, and the grey silk ps --I wear lots of solid grey silks.

Regards,
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The level of detail in that pic is really impressive.
 

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Next to the tourbillon, a minute repeater is considered one of the most challenging complications to execute in watchmaking. There are a few others like, for example, a perpetual calendar. Hence the price.
 

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If I had 10% of that guy's style I'd be happy.

I'd also be happy if I had 10% of what he paid for that watch.
 

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Originally Posted by sygyzy
I like the outfit and the watch. I think someone turned up the contrast though.

Yeah its a serious curves adjustment in photoshop and someone clicked the unsharp mask filter a few times it appears.
 

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And some desaturation, too.
 

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