What's on your wrist today?
#8363
06-28-2012, 12:42 PM
You definitely posted it in a thread. Looks great. Probably the best PC for the money.
My contributions here will definitely dwindle as the largest tax increase i America takes place.
My contributions here will definitely dwindle as the largest tax increase i America takes place.
#8367
06-28-2012, 08:55 PM
tried the millenary 4101 today, definitely found it attractive
the ss felt very light, i much preferred the rose gold's weight on the wrist
the brushed/polished finishing and contrasts on both is incredible
open work is very interesting, despite being under all that artificial light and engaged in a conversation it was still a nice sight
it felt very, very elegant/refined and i was dressed in the formal traditional dress so it fit extremely well i thought
perhaps too well that i could not pull it off with my usual sporty casual mode?
i immediately asked about other alternative straps, i did not like the design nor the feel of both
not sure what word i am looking for to describe it, just too underwhelming - or does not complement the case/open work as well as it should imho?
i asked politely about the price for the ss and they told me ~$19.6k .. from the boutique, not too bad i thought for a bnib, but for the watch itself, i would say $12.5k is a bargain for what it is.. $14.3k if i am more realistic considering the competition
for a dress watch, at half the price of the "entry level" Pateks at list, i would say the millenary 4101 is a young man's ticket to a more sophisticated look
i do not see it in my near future, but i am a believer now
the ss felt very light, i much preferred the rose gold's weight on the wrist
the brushed/polished finishing and contrasts on both is incredible
open work is very interesting, despite being under all that artificial light and engaged in a conversation it was still a nice sight
it felt very, very elegant/refined and i was dressed in the formal traditional dress so it fit extremely well i thought
perhaps too well that i could not pull it off with my usual sporty casual mode?
i immediately asked about other alternative straps, i did not like the design nor the feel of both
not sure what word i am looking for to describe it, just too underwhelming - or does not complement the case/open work as well as it should imho?i asked politely about the price for the ss and they told me ~$19.6k .. from the boutique, not too bad i thought for a bnib, but for the watch itself, i would say $12.5k is a bargain for what it is.. $14.3k if i am more realistic considering the competition
for a dress watch, at half the price of the "entry level" Pateks at list, i would say the millenary 4101 is a young man's ticket to a more sophisticated look
i do not see it in my near future, but i am a believer now
#8369
06-28-2012, 10:09 PM
yeah, they had the new 41mm royal oak hours and minutes
way too reserved for my taste, although the increase in diameter is instantly recognizable
i still love a couple of the 39mm ROs especially the panda roc and the dual time
will take a bit more time and real life comparisons to finalize, but initially i would certainly favour the millenary 4101 over the RO line, period
way too reserved for my taste, although the increase in diameter is instantly recognizable
i still love a couple of the 39mm ROs especially the panda roc and the dual time
will take a bit more time and real life comparisons to finalize, but initially i would certainly favour the millenary 4101 over the RO line, period
