Nice, we need more of this. Too much focus on H02 at TH.

 

I have to say that Grand Seiko dial conjures up even stronger images of ice & snow.

I would like to call it Elsa, the Snow Queen.

 

I liked her better in Dr. Strange.

 

The CV2011 seems to have a wonderful dial

 

Not a TAG, I know, but I do like this Flagship.

 

Wow what a beauty!

 

Always admired Longines.

If i am not collecting Tag Heuer, i think i belong with Longines.

 

Amen to that, so much amazing stuff from Longines.

Longines is a brand officially approved by the Church of Silver dials.

 

I am sure there's a lot of good people on Longines forum too, like in here !

 

Since you liked that one, have another! (not my cup of tea, as I really only like gold as an accent on bicolours like the Link).

 

Who could say no to small second Longines. Wow !

 

Haven't seen it, I honestly just can't keep up with the constant Marvel releases. She is a very good actress though

 

She was pretty good in Constantine, along with the amazing Peter Stormare.

 

I knew I saw her in some movie related to heaven & hell, now you've jogged my memory - Constantine.

 

Is this Flagship a current model? Thought it was an older one but see this on their website

 

I'm not personally that familiar with Longines - this is a watch from work, ref. L4.774.4.72.6 (.72. silver "Sunray" dial). I think it's only available second-hand or NOS in this exact configuration. This has a 35.6mm (774) case and the newer ones seem to be 38.5 (974) or 40mm (984)

 

Aha thank you for clarifying! My journey towards silver dial heaven sure is lovely

 

I'll be sure to add pictures of any that cross my desk - I think the only others we have at the moment are Tudor/Rolex which would not welcome a photo op as their acrylic has fractured.

 

So your name says that you are a flawless person but does this also mean you work as a watch maker?

 

That finesse is a bit beyond me - I've performed minor repairs, but nothing inside a movement. I work for a company called Gold Arts in Sussex, England (specifically G.A. Jewellers & Pawnbrokers).