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Girard Perregaux: I completely agree with you, make watches that people would want to buy.
You have laureato, truly iconic. But the current models feel dated. Refine the design, improve the finishing - the bracelet especially needs a lot of work. I am talking about refinements, not radical change. Then you will have a winner. Yes, the secondary market matters but not so much. As Lange has
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Audemars Piguet: Thank you for the great photos and for sharing your impressions!
Unfortunately I think at this point we have seen way too many royal oak perpetuals .... The dial is nice but not especially original. It is blue, it sparkles, fine. I am sure the weight of the white gold feels great. It would have been a killer watch 10 years ago, now - I couldn't care less.
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Girard Perregaux: If we were wondering - was it a genius plot to run GP into the ground so that the management can purchase it for pennies?
The answer is ... Anyway, thankfully plenty of beautiful neo vintage pieces out there.
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Girard Perregaux: Very nice shot!
I love traveling with this one - it is special but most people have no idea what it is, so surprisingly under the radar.
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Cartier: Honestly - even though I absolutely love the dial, I think the case lacks the elegance of the Cintree or other cpcp / privee pieces.
It is a nice watch, but for me a bit of an outlier.
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