Reply With QuoteWeird article. Chat about the aesthetics of the Astron but no photos of it, then this gem...
FFS, did they wheel out the tea-boy for this article?
There is a short piece looking at Seiko & the new boutique in Knightsbridge on the Telegraph website today:
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/luxury/wa...ases-japanese/
I really like the "wave" back.
Weird article. Chat about the aesthetics of the Astron but no photos of it, then this gem...
FFS, did they wheel out the tea-boy for this article?
They seemed to be looking for anything which doesn't have Seiko written on it as evidence of luxury. While the Credor pieces are certainly evidence of haute horology and craftsmanship, it seems a little odd to visit the boutique and walk straight past the entire GS range.
They do mention it in passing I suppose, but I would have thought that for most readers, it would be news that you can finally see a broad range GS models in London, including Snowflakes and historical limited editions. To say GS has been available in Europe for several years is missing a rather important point.
Last edited by Itsguy; 15th August 2017 at 09:28.
Having dumped much of their staff lately, that may be all the DT had available!Originally Posted by Papa Hotel
Working strictly on the principle that 'if you have to ask, you can't afford it' I wonder how much the tourbillon is?
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