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it seems to me that the thread has turned into one of debates about polishing or not... but @Cincinnati asked HOW to polish, and not IF polish or not polished..... given it's not vintage watches, you have every right to polish them... you already know the disadvantages, but being the first...

@Eddie u're so right about the strap....I really appreciate the fact that the date has moved to 3 o'clock, as it should have been initially. but I can't understand why the brand is messing around with a steel bracelet. they could have launched it now, together with the steel case. who needed...

you are right, only partially. when it comes to depth and testing, it's not about only the depth itself, but also how long it lasts, that is, the time period in which the watch remains resistant under water is also tested. brands spend a lot of money when it comes to ISO. it's a very expensive...

I agree with you about the DLC. sources say that it must withstand much better minor impacts and scratches. but I did not notice such an effect on the watches I had. if you have a choice between these 2, it's still better to go for the DLC version than PVD. at least theoretically, they are more...

if I'm not mistaken, panerai is a good example of sandwich dials. they differ from other types in their multiple levels. at first glance, there is not much difference. but a professional eye will notice that the multiple layers add a depth effect. there is something attractive about these...

but you can do the same with a vintage watch. if you know which dealer you are buying it from, hassles are unlikely. check everything in the watch BEFORE you buy it and everything is ok.... In addition, not all vintage watches have different movements from their modern counterparts. look at the...

it was 😁 until 2015 😁😁 in 2015, Vacheron dethroned it with the Celestia and its 57 complications 😁😁😁

how much do the history and achievements of the brand matter to you? you could decide based on these criteria.😁😁 Vacheron is much older, with a difference of 80 years compared to Patek. that is, at the level of expertise, history, and development, it is much more ahead..... as for achievements...

same here.... I wouldn't mind spending a whole day looking at them... I didn't understand them at first, but along the way you understand that this is no less attractive and important in a watch than the dial

eeeeemmmmmm...... you guys are like talking about a thickness of about 50mm.... am I the only one seeing it on the border between a bit thick and normal? it is not excessively thick after all... and the author specified that when you put it on your hand, the height is not exactly exaggerated...

r u serious? Aren't these made by Omega? what does heuer have to do with them?

finally, an explanatory and clear thread on the topic of replica mechanisms!!! I have been searching for clear information on this subject... thank you!!! also on the chrono theme: do you know anything about A7751? I heard good things about it, but not sure...

sorry about your insecureness)) but you shouldn't feel that at all) why should u? no one knows the story behind your rep watch collection so go ahead :D what I know for sure about collections is that there are two types f collectors: those who are emotionally attached to the and for no money...

both are ok for me. what psses me off are the the crystals that are flat in the inner side, and domed at the outer surface!!! CREEEEEEEPPPPPYYYYY! they are so distorting the view, I just can't stand them. I dont even know why companies produce such xtals. The impact the view very severely with...

don't stress much, that's ok) it's just a transition period that will also pass) there's a great thing you have to understand from your experience: you feelings mean that you will never accept low standards and therefore, you'll always gonna be striving for th best. and that's great having high...

tbh, the round shape is the most adored by me. and it's not related to some basic perceptions. it is more related to the fact that any other watch case just doesn't fit my wrist. I tried Cartier scquare cases. Can't stand them... they r just digging in my wrists. `even the rectangular shape of...

Hello, fellows :D Good to see you here, and I'd like your personal thoughts about complications in watches... My story: So far, I've been most with simple and minimalist watches. Clean dials, most of them time-telling architectures, so nothing special, just timepieces to tell time. I usually...