luxurious Baume Mercier Men's 8689 Classima Skeleton Display Watch
A zero-resistant-Sapphire window protects the black dial rich texture, which contains markers of money - your time with accents of Roman numeral six and 09. The dial also includes thin index minutes of money with markers of Arabic numbers at intervals of five minutes and a skeleton window stained under 12 position. Featuring Switzerland-automatic movement, the watch is water-resistant to 99 feet (30 M).

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Though I try to?analyze watches from a purely objective standpoint, La Mon��gasque from Roger Dubuis made me consider the peculiar way that my perception of a watch can be partially influenced by the character of the person?wearing that watch. On the wrong individual, this watch in particular could be a disaster �C a predictable paean to conspicuous consumption. But on the right person, perhaps someone driven by unique personal tastes that run against the status quo, La Mon��gasque would warrant a closer, but still critical look, that would reveal an unexpected amount of technical substance within. Poin?on de Geneve It's not the best sign, but when you log?on to the Roger Dubuis website, the first thing you hear �C hear, not see �C is deep house music. Granted, it sounds like expensive deep house, the type?you would hear at 2:00 a.m. while somewhat conscious in a booth at?Les Caves du Roy.Normally, this is an indication that a brand is much more about flash than substance, but

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so, i have been in constant self deliberations over which model to pick up as my first AP - vascillating between the Schumi Ti and the FC GP.there are significant aspects i love about each - so much so that ive really found it impossible to choose.i have concluded that, ultimately, i will want (need) both of these - my concern now is in which order to get them.i really dislike purchasing pre-owned and worn, thus any purchase would need to be NIB (preferrably, still through an AD or other dealer). i can get either in this condition now but later on, when time to pick up the one not chosen now, im not so sure what availability (and, i guess, to some extent pricing) will be like between the two models.we dont have crystal balls but, given the above considerations, which would you advise picking up now, which will be easier to source NIB down the rowd, etc. part of me thinks the GP will be harder to source new later on, given its much older...but there are significantly less Schumi's tha

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I recently had the opportunity to try on a few beautiful watches in NY but given the exchange rate, duties, taxes, etc, I decided to hold off and see what was available back home.I initially contemplated getting the AP 44 RG in the summer but since I have the 42 ROO, I decided to hold off but its hard especially looking at some of the beautiful pics posted by fellow members (next year perhaps lol).Anyways I have narrowed it down to two, I am lacking a MP in my collection, love them both, 5205R-001 and ALS Grande Lange 1 MP (easy answer would be why not just buy both right?!? ).Are there any reasons from personal experiences or knowledge why I should not own either one of them?Thanks in advance!