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·From what I understand through the process I went with customizing a Speedmaster, it comes down to the finish on the underlying metal. Polished = shiny and polished look, brushed = matte look
From what I understand through the process I went with customizing a Speedmaster, it comes down to the finish on the underlying metal. Polished = shiny and polished look, brushed = matte look
But the stainless steel Monacos all have parts of the case polished, like the lugs. Yet the DLC versions, like the Hourglass, are all Matte finish.
And it's not just shiny, it's a mirror polish.
It's still available to ADD TO CART on the US website. An indication to me that the price is a bit too high. If it had been a bit more reasonable, I think it would've sold out faster. Like the green and purple Monacos, which were also limited to 600.
Still, it's probably my second favorite release of 2023, after the 60th Anniversary Heuer Carrera.
I've noticed that, too. The Racing Blue Calibre 11 Monaco is also still available on the US website. It is priced similarly to the Night Driver (although there are 1000 available rather than 600).
If anyone's interested in a Night Driver for US$8500, there's one on eBay ending soon which has not got a single bite. Possibly a steal.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/1453511605...vaxsq37sgu&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY