Apparently there is no inscription on the watch that indicates the limited edition of 500 pieces, in my opinion there will be more than 500 pieces of this watch, they will say ... "due to the success we will make a circulation of 500 or more pieces" .
Apparently there is no inscription on the watch that indicates the limited edition of 500 pieces, in my opinion there will be more than 500 pieces of this watch, they will say ... "due to the success we will make a circulation of 500 or more pieces" .
I’ll go a step further, I can’t remember any inscription at all - not even a limited or special edition script without numbers etc. I’m happy to be wrong, it would be a shame if there’s nothing on it to signify the rarity. I hope it ends up coming in unique box or something
It does come in a unique box. See my posted pics on the previous page: https://forums.calibre11.com/thread...d-edition-cbl2116.130624/page-12#post-1776762
I’ll go a step further, I can’t remember any inscription at all - not even a limited or special edition script without numbers etc. I’m happy to be wrong, it would be a shame if there’s nothing on it to signify the rarity. I hope it ends up coming in unique box or something
Well, it’s here. The dial is lovely. Quite subtle but pops when any form of light hits it. Very nice.
the clasp however is very uncomfortable and very sharp where it contacts the wrist. The strap is not that supple but nice although the piece at 6 o’clock is quite long so it bulges off the bottom of my wrist. I have to push more strap through the deployant on this than the one in the AD also.
I’m going to give it the afternoon indoors to see how I get on with it and then decide. No doubt the centre piece of this watch is the dial, and it’s extremely well done.
There are some manual models that came in these rather lovely boxes too.
Yeah but this is the least racing inspired Monaco since uhm EVER
Well, it’s here. The dial is lovely. Quite subtle but pops when any form of light hits it. Very nice.
the clasp however is very uncomfortable and very sharp where it contacts the wrist. The strap is not that supple but nice although the piece at 6 o’clock is quite long so it bulges off the bottom of my wrist. I have to push more strap through the deployant on this than the one in the AD also.
I’m going to give it the afternoon indoors to see how I get on with it and then decide. No doubt the centre piece of this watch is the dial, and it’s extremely well done.
Well, it’s here. The dial is lovely. Quite subtle but pops when any form of light hits it. Very nice.
the clasp however is very uncomfortable and very sharp where it contacts the wrist. The strap is not that supple but nice although the piece at 6 o’clock is quite long so it bulges off the bottom of my wrist. I have to push more strap through the deployant on this than the one in the AD also.
I’m going to give it the afternoon indoors to see how I get on with it and then decide. No doubt the centre piece of this watch is the dial, and it’s extremely well done.
From what I've heard, in the US not a major price premium actually.
Well we may not share the watches but must share something in the Sony collection, look like my remotes! I have the strap on my McQueen the ‘wrong’ way on but feels better on my wrist, before I actually made the change I wore the watch the wrong way to get a feel for it.
