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Old 26 October 2024, 07:09 AM   #61
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Russell you legend.

When are you going to request one of the big 3: 6301P, Sky Moon tourbillion or Grandmaster flash?
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Old 26 October 2024, 12:05 PM   #62
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Congrats, looks dope!
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Old 26 October 2024, 03:10 PM   #63
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I think that one is the best of the lot after trying on. Great pick up!!
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Old 27 October 2024, 03:04 PM   #64
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Old 30 October 2024, 09:44 AM   #65
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Old 30 October 2024, 09:57 AM   #66
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Old 1 November 2024, 07:27 PM   #67
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Interesting size comparison of Cubitus to 5711 and 5811 (Source Monochrome article).

Diagonal (from 10 to 4 o’clock):
45mm (Cubitus 5821/1A)
40mm (Nautilus 5711/1A)
41mm (Nautilus 5811/1G)

Width (from 3 to 9 o’clock, including crown):
44.5mm (Cubitus 5821/1A)
44.1mm (Nautilus 5711/1A)
44.5mm (Nautilus 58111/1G)

Thickness:
8.3mm (Cubitus 5821/1A) 9.2mm (Cubitus 5822P)
8.3mm (Nautilus 5711/1A) 11.3mm (5726/1A)
8.2mm (Nautilus 5811/1G)

Lug-to-Lug:
44.9mm (Cubitus 5821/1A)
44.5mm (Nautilus 5711/1A)
45mm (Nautilus 5811/1G)

For my flat 18cm wrist the fit of the Cubitus is perfect and really to me wears similar to my 5711's, for a more oval or round wrist I think the piece wears a little larger.
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Old 1 November 2024, 08:26 PM   #68
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Congrats OP, the watch fits you well.

And congrats to Patek as well, for finally catching up to Lange on the instantaneous big date jump. Still a bit behind on dial layout though. But they will get there, eventually…
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Old 1 November 2024, 08:33 PM   #69
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Congrats OP, the watch fits you well.

And congrats to Patek as well, for finally catching up to Lange on the instantaneous big date jump. Still a bit behind on dial layout though. But they will get there, eventually…
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Old 1 November 2024, 08:58 PM   #70
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Congrats OP, the watch fits you well.

And congrats to Patek as well, for finally catching up to Lange on the instantaneous big date jump. Still a bit behind on dial layout though. But they will get there, eventually…

It’s ok, I’ve got that base covered.

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Old 2 November 2024, 12:11 AM   #71
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Congrats OP, the watch fits you well.

And congrats to Patek as well, for finally catching up to Lange on the instantaneous big date jump. Still a bit behind on dial layout though. But they will get there, eventually…
I'm a great fan of Lange (was attending last weekk's event). However, Patek's disks are on the same plan while Lange's design make the feature thicker if I'm not wrong? Patek are not newbies, especially regarding instantaneous features.
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Old 2 November 2024, 02:46 AM   #72
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I'm a great fan of Lange (was attending last weekk's event). However, Patek's disks are on the same plan while Lange's design make the feature thicker if I'm not wrong? Patek are not newbies, especially regarding instantaneous features.
Correct on both accounts.
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Old 2 November 2024, 03:09 AM   #73
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congrats - the best one out of the 3 that were released. Also, agreed way beter in person, especially after seeing the ad in fortune magazine. It worked on my wrist since it's relatively big but I can see how many feel it's made for TS personally :)
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Old 2 November 2024, 11:35 PM   #74
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Late to the party.
Congratulations Russell.
The one that I like the most.
Incidentally, as a Platinum piece, does it have the traditional diamond at the 6 o'clock position?
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Old 2 November 2024, 11:40 PM   #75
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Congratulations! My favourite in the new line!


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Old 2 November 2024, 11:40 PM   #76
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Late to the party.
Congratulations Russell.
The one that I like the most.
Incidentally, as a Platinum piece, does it have the traditional diamond at the 6 o'clock position?
Sticking with theme it has a baguette diamond at 6 rather than round.
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Old 3 November 2024, 12:43 AM   #77
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Sticking with theme it has a baguette diamond at 6 rather than round.

I took a closer look after you confirmed it and discreetly fitted.


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The outsize date looks good on that model.
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Old 5 November 2024, 08:10 PM   #79
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Interesting size comparison of Cubitus to 5711 and 5811 (Source Monochrome article).

Diagonal (from 10 to 4 o’clock):
45mm (Cubitus 5821/1A)
40mm (Nautilus 5711/1A)
41mm (Nautilus 5811/1G)

Width (from 3 to 9 o’clock, including crown):
44.5mm (Cubitus 5821/1A)
44.1mm (Nautilus 5711/1A)
44.5mm (Nautilus 58111/1G)

Thickness:
8.3mm (Cubitus 5821/1A) 9.2mm (Cubitus 5822P)
8.3mm (Nautilus 5711/1A) 11.3mm (5726/1A)
8.2mm (Nautilus 5811/1G)

Lug-to-Lug:
44.9mm (Cubitus 5821/1A)
44.5mm (Nautilus 5711/1A)
45mm (Nautilus 5811/1G)

For my flat 18cm wrist the fit of the Cubitus is perfect and really to me wears similar to my 5711's, for a more oval or round wrist I think the piece wears a little larger.
I also saw this on the net…. “ lf square watches compared to a round watch – we’re talking about the basics of geometry here, as a square of a certain width covers around 27% more surface than a circle of the same diameter. With this in mind, and despite identical dimensions for its length and width, the Cubitus has more presence than a Nautilus. But I can’t call it a big watch.”

27% - Which puts a different gloss on the appearance of size. Your Cubitus is beautiful but it is a bit more of a flex than I prefer with PP.s. Avoiding spotters in some areas of London is always a concern. Have you had many comments when wearing it?

I am looking forward to trying one on but size is a concern….
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Old 6 November 2024, 01:53 AM   #80
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I have a 5167A and I tried the Cubitus, they are closer in size than one thinks. There is something with the smooth edges of the Cubitus, it seats smaller than a 45 mm. It is probably an optical illusion - but in real life the watch is different than what I expected after watching the digital presentations.
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Old 6 November 2024, 02:22 AM   #81
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I have a 5167A and I tried the Cubitus, they are closer in size than one thinks. There is something with the smooth edges of the Cubitus, it seats smaller than a 45 mm. It is probably an optical illusion - but in real life the watch is different than what I expected after watching the digital presentations.
Thanks! That’s good to know.
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I also saw this on the net…. “ lf square watches compared to a round watch – we’re talking about the basics of geometry here, as a square of a certain width covers around 27% more surface than a circle of the same diameter. With this in mind, and despite identical dimensions for its length and width, the Cubitus has more presence than a Nautilus. But I can’t call it a big watch.”

27% - Which puts a different gloss on the appearance of size. Your Cubitus is beautiful but it is a bit more of a flex than I prefer with PP.s. Avoiding spotters in some areas of London is always a concern. Have you had many comments when wearing it?

I am looking forward to trying one on but size is a concern….
I’m a suit wearer when I would be wearing the Cubitus so not a single comment, but then being a strap version I doubt many would recognise it anyway. I wear my minute repeater with T shirt and shorts in London and no one gives it a second look - I wouldn’t do the same in a sub 🤷🏼*♂️
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