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Silver Bullet · 11 May 2018, 04:03 AM

As the "flagship" Calatrava, and Thierry Stern's personally designed Calatrava, don't you think that the 5227 should have gotten the cal 240 movement rather than the 324? Wouldn't that help to justify the cost beyond the hinged dustcover? (Not to suggest that the invisible officer's caseback isn't great, but definitely to suggest that it may not be worth the cost of the 5227 over, say, a 5296)

11 May 2018, 04:03 AM	#1
Silver Bullet "TRF" Member Join Date: Jun 2016 Location: Earth Watch: 5711 Posts: 262	5227 got the wrong movement? As the "flagship" Calatrava, and Thierry Stern's personally designed Calatrava, don't you think that the 5227 should have gotten the cal 240 movement rather than the 324? Wouldn't that help to justify the cost beyond the hinged dustcover? (Not to suggest that the invisible officer's caseback isn't great, but definitely to suggest that it may not be worth the cost of the 5227 over, say, a 5296)

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