De GRISOGONO Otturatore Watch Is Four-Faced
After some years of development De GRISOGONO released a fantastic new caliber in a polarizing new timepiece with a name I can barely pronounce. Try saying "Otturatore" a few times really fast. I am sure that means something sexually satisfying in Italian, but this is a Swiss brand through and through. De GRISOGONO is a rare band in the US, but one that has a lot of cool and complex pieces. While a lot of brands like to call themselves "avant garde, " I have to say that De GRISOGONO actually is.What makes me sad is how expensive this watch is. It is about 69,100 - 71,100 Swiss Francs depending on the style. It doesn't need to be that expensive, even though the brand did put a lot of work in to the movement development. Offer a steel-cased version for $20,000 and then at least you have my attention more. Much of that 85,000 Swiss Franc amount is going to be justified in the chunky 18k rose or white gold case - that surely uses a lot of metal. The quizzical case is about 45mm wide and abo

Refine the speed with exemplary precision of the Chopard watch
The transport of complex Vortex rotates on its axis once every minute, holding a balance oscillating at a rapid rate of 28,800 vibrations per hour. A proprietary system of blocks of inertia Variner on balance to refine the speed with exemplary precision of the watch of Chopard. Excellence is reflected also in the spring balance, which presents a desirable Breguet Terminal curve.

What do you think about the Vulcano
Does this restrict you to only special occaisions with the right kind of outfit?

My watch box update
Not a while ago, I posted my watch box asking everyone's opinion for let going few Rolexes to add some more flavor to my watch box. This was my watch box:I was thinking to add a Lange or Patek dress watch in the box, anyway it has to be on the strip. Grand Lange 1, Lange 1 time zone, 5205R and 5130R were on the list. All these choices didn't really ring the bell, I need something casual but not too dressy.Thanks the RTF and everyone, I found a watch meets all the desires, a good condition pre-owned watch to avoid the first high depreciation, white face clean look, casual but not dressy, either to be Lange or Patek. After a smooth transaction with takuya, I got this 2nd generation Lange 1815 Chronograph Flyback. It was a long time wish to own a Lange since I first saw it back in 1999 or 2000.Now, this is how my watch box looks like, how do you feel?Does Daytona belong to this box?Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

5235G - how do owners find it?
I am due to take delivery of my 5235 shortly and just wanted to know how some of the other owners of this reference find this watchhow is the dial and movement - are they both up to Patek standard?do the case proportions makes sense or is it a bit too thick?is it easy to tell them time (both due to the regulator and the fact that the dial is very shiny.Has anyone ever regretted buying one - if show why?Would be good to hear first hand user experience.Thks