I prefer the white strap will better than metal bracelet. I dont know how to explain. But AP looks best with rubber.
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And the final iteration - gen Bartorelli 15702ST dial, hands rose gold plated to gen specs (literally !) and finished off with gen strap
I like how this turned out. Reminiscent of the “Ghost” in diver form like I said so before, except that this looks somewhat more luxurious with rose gold hands and accents of rose gold in the dial.
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Mission accomplished - and as promised, it hasn't left my wrist :thumbsup:
I was actually wondering how the watch will look with gold plots and gold in the metallic part of the crown
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It could be awesome bit since wouldn't want to gold plate plots - they move so the plating would wear off. Now, if someone had gold plots handy......
Actually, I think that you should experiment changing up the look of the watch with gold plots, buckle and crown.
Your watch is awesome either way. Congrats once again C.
My 15703 feels old after reading that thread..... "Looking at legend "
I love these individual versions. This kind of customized watches stand in the tradition of watch making from its beginnings, where pocket watches would be build by orders from clergy, royalty or any other wealthy and powerful. Much later there was the race for the most complicated watch between Henry Graves and James W. Packart (like today's race for the biggest private yacht). "Fantasy" for reps is often associated with less respect and credibility, whereas it should be the ultimate individual expression of taste. But humans are insecure beings, in need of recognition and assurance by our companions - more or less consciously. Brands and their marketing give us a safety net of what is appropriate and easy to decode by our peers. So if there's someone who has the balls to come up with something outstanding, never seen before, expressing true own taste, like not giving a f... what others think, that's the one we admire - more or less consciously - that's the one who will change the status quo. To do so fantasy is our tool and courage is our fuel. Everyone who dares to makes extensive use of these "natural creative human talents" deserves to be celebrated!
I love these individual versions. This kind of customized watches stand in the tradition of watch making from its beginnings, where pocket watches would be build by orders from clergy, royalty or any other wealthy and powerful. Much later there was the race for the most complicated watch between Henry Graves and James W. Packart (like today's race for the biggest private yacht). "Fantasy" for reps is often associated with less respect and credibility, whereas it should be the ultimate individual expression of taste. But humans are insecure beings, in need of recognition and assurance by our companions - more or less consciously. Brands and their marketing give us a safety net of what is appropriate and easy to decode by our peers. So if there's someone who has the balls to come up with something outstanding, never seen before, expressing true own taste, like not giving a f... what others think, that's the one we admire - more or less consciously - that's the one who will change the status quo. To do so fantasy is our tool and courage is our fuel. Everyone who dares to makes extensive use of these "natural creative human talents" deserves to be celebrated!
BTW: where to get a fitting ceramic bezel? Is it the same size like for the 42mm Chronographs? I found this on ebay: https://www.ebay.de/itm/32459020605...rentrq:6ce49bbe1790a4d4ed31a4c7ffd629d5|iid:1 I want it on my JF 7.5 - you inspired me!