jtwo
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This scene might have been more impactful (hehe) had Walken held up a 42mm chrono or something of the sort...
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This scene might have been more impactful (hehe) had Walken held up a 42mm chrono or something of the sort...
People say the Nautilus and Royal Oak are ugly. Both are polarizing designs and clearly not for everyone. However, the Aquanaut does absolutely nothing for me even with an automatic movement. There isn't anything I like about it other than the movement is nice. Take out the automatic movement, put in a quartz movement and it has no redeeming features to my eye.
I thought the same way about the Aquanaut until I tried one on (as true with the Nautilus). The key things are the thinness and the case finishing. When considering the water resistance achieved, it’s quite something. Also, the potentially military origins are cool.
The old Aquanauts with the super deep gillochet grenade dial are pretty badass. There’s something very charming about the “entry level” Patek finishing. Too bad values have skyrocketed.
Agreed. It’s awesome as a throw-around beater that is still an awesome, enviable, highly pedigreed watch underneath. Not so awesome when it’s selling for three or four times retail and you could get a manual chronograph or perpetual calendar in precious metal for the same price …
Or none at all. A good way to disguise quartz is to do without.I think the Tank Must is getting a pass because the solar aspect of it is seen as a “complication” and therefore it is more interesting than a Timex quartz movement.
Personally, if I’m paying more than 1-2k$ for a watch I want to see a smooth sweeping seconds hand.
Congratulations @TheFoo.
I've warmed to the older Aquanaut - that patina.
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My tailor has one - it suits his personality so well.
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That's cool. Did they say how long it would be?Approved by Cartier! Got everything I asked for, except that the cabochon must be a ruby.
So now we are discussing options for the hands. I’m pretty sure I want them to be dark grey or black instead of blue, but if they can use blackened gold instead of galvanizing steel, I’d be 100% sold.
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Widows peakCongratulations @TheFoo.
I've warmed to the older Aquanaut - that patina.
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My tailor has one - it suits his personality so well.
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