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VC Overseas vs PF Tonda vs Moser Streamliner vs Czapek: Rank them?
The 15202 and the Nautilus are out of reach. Yet the need for an integrated bracelet watch is strong. Narrowed it down to the following 4 options. How would you rank them? My pros and cons of each (I would buy any one on the secondary)
1. VC Overseas 4520 Blue + I would finally enter the Holy Trinity of watchmaking (currently all Rolex) + That blue is the best in the game + Geneva Seal - Prices of the 4520 blue are still elevated. Could go for the 4500 but the taper of the new bracelet is very important to me - The bracelet doesn’t appear as impressive I.e the AP bracelet shines like a “disco ball” on the wrist. It truly is a thing of beauty. The finishing on the VC is obviously top tier but perhaps a bit too subtle for my liking 2. PF Tonda Microrotor Salmon No-Date + The thinness is exquisite. Closest feeling watch to a Nautilus basis the thinness alone + The micro rotor movement is amazing and perhaps a bit more advanced than the others + Platinum Bezel - Brand cachet not as strong as the VC - Bracelet also not as nice as the AP 3. Moser Streamliner Salmon + The sexiest watch on this list basis looks alone. Looks like Dragon Scales + Very nice movement finishing as well + Nobody does a Fume dial quite like Moser + The Bracelet glimmers akin to the AP - Brand cachet not VC level - A bit thick 4. Czapek Antarctique Salmon + Very nice feeling on the wrist + Bracelet Glimmers - People smarter than me have mentioned that the finishing on Czapek bracelets and movements aren’t worth of the price. I can’t opine here but would love thoughts - Don’t like the typography - Too similar to the Christopher Ward Twelve (given they shared the same designer) |
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