... I have a definite problem with Bvlgari's annoying urge to display their name all over everything they create. In this case on the bezel, which almost seems to be that broad just to be able to show the name. It's a pity, because when you look at this watch, for instance, it's a quite cool, mascul
... that IWC has walked this path of LEs. The persons they combine with their watches are far apart from high-end horology. Imagine a soccer-football called Klaus or Breguet! It started with the strange choice of St Exupery and one wonders who and what will be next. A chrono for Stirling Moss? Figo
.... very interesting and thorough explanation. I had a feeling that the motif might had that origin. Anyway, the execution of the motif is brilliant, the choice of the Shimoda concept very clever as is the choice of having markers at 2, 4, 8 and 10. It all adds up to a very harmonious layout, very
A true masterpiece in arts & crafts. I wonder, though, why this particular motif is chosen. Is their some symbolic or religious background for choosing this particular and unusual motif? Please bear with me, if I have overseen an explanation somewhere else. Thanks in advance, and thanks for showing