Reply With QuoteThe Baltic watches look nice.
https://gearpatrol.com/2019/12/03/best-watches-2019/
Interesting list. Almost willfully eclectic suggestions but really enjoyable nonetheless - including some works of mechanical art.
Associated video here. https://youtu.be/kjxCwNpqs0s
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The Baltic watches look nice.
I thought the same, something rather nice about the Baltic.
Love the Blancpain too, but somewhat different prices.
The Baltic looks very understatedly classy, but I still cannot forgive them for using the term Bicompax, which is a needlessly invented term, and which they have the gall to print on their dial. Doh.
That Blancpain is absolutley lovely - a lottery watch for me.
Not sure what the B&R is doing there, it looks no different to me.
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Brilliant link, thanks. The Monta Atlas looks superb to me, as does the Moonglow. Wow.
The Baltic is rather nice, but the stars of the show are the AP and Blancpain (IMHO).
The Timex is worthy of note simply because it retros retro.
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Not an Omega or Rolex insight! But a Christopher Ward?
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I really like that Timex
I really like the Monta Atlas and Triumph, particularly the Triumph in blue. That Timex is great.
I like the Baltic and the Moonglow as well. Have to wait for a C Ward half price sale!!
I've been looking longingly at the Baltic for a while now.
Dave E
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Some very interesting pieces in a concise summary.
The notable pieces for me are the AP for aesthetics, the VC for the unique power reserve complication and the Blancpain for the flyback chrono.
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Pleased to see the timex on the list.
It's been my evening and weekend watch, since I got it.
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