DorianGreen
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Also gorgeous in white gold.
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the numerals are almost what I wish the explorer had.The numerals kill it for me. Too “Explorer” for a dress Rolex.
The numerals kill it for me. Too “Explorer” for a dress Rolex.
the numerals are almost what I wish the explorer had.
I agree, although to me they look more like Panerai numerals (the open 9, especially). I don't dislike the numerals themselves, but they don't seem to fit the other aesthetics. I really do like the bezel a lot.The numerals kill it for me. Too “Explorer” for a dress Rolex.
i have half a mind to buy a Zulu time, depending how well the 39 wears in person (have only tried the original 42mm variation) and the bezel colors are a draw for me. this looks clearly aimed at the BBPro from Tudor with the yellow, and stainless bezels aren't usually my jam.View attachment 2083801
Longines Spirit Zulu Time Limited Edition for Hodinkee
Hodinkee and Longines are back for another limited edition collaboration, to create the ideal everyday travel watch with the Longines Spirit Zulu Time Limited Editon for Hodinkee.le.hodinkee.com
View attachment 2083801
Longines Spirit Zulu Time Limited Edition for Hodinkee
Hodinkee and Longines are back for another limited edition collaboration, to create the ideal everyday travel watch with the Longines Spirit Zulu Time Limited Editon for Hodinkee.le.hodinkee.com
i have half a mind to buy a Zulu time, depending how well the 39 wears in person (have only tried the original 42mm variation) and the bezel colors are a draw for me. this looks clearly aimed at the BBPro from Tudor with the yellow, and stainless bezels aren't usually my jam.
yet, the more i look at it the more i like it. i would have to see in person however.
The platinum bracelet is gorgeous. I like the case / size. Probably in the top 5-10 watches for me this year.
That said, I remain unconvinced by the silver hands and the sunburst dial. I think it could be improved in a different configuration.
After I posted this, I thought about it more. I guess I want the Tank Normale reissue to be a closer representative to the watch that was reissued. But I also complain about 1 to 1 reissues as compared to an original take on a previously made watch. So I guess I do commend Cartier for not being too derivative.
Speaking of, at Christmas it’ll be about a month since my last purchase. What should I get?Nope! I'm not like @Neville Southall who buys a watch every other month. I might buy something once every few years.
View attachment 2083801
Longines Spirit Zulu Time Limited Edition for Hodinkee
Hodinkee and Longines are back for another limited edition collaboration, to create the ideal everyday travel watch with the Longines Spirit Zulu Time Limited Editon for Hodinkee.le.hodinkee.com
i have half a mind to buy a Zulu time, depending how well the 39 wears in person (have only tried the original 42mm variation) and the bezel colors are a draw for me. this looks clearly aimed at the BBPro from Tudor with the yellow, and stainless bezels aren't usually my jam.
yet, the more i look at it the more i like it. i would have to see in person however.
not saying i'd buy this but personally i cannot get over the snowflake hand on a Tudor.Can someone explain to me why this is a good idea when the tudor version is only $425 more?