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发表于河南南阳 2011-9-20 11:25:19
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In my very personal view, I'd buy a steel higher-end watch than a gold lower-end watch. For example: I perfer a steel JLC to a gold Longines. You know why? Gold doesn't make a Longines a Patek, but a steel JLC is still a JLC!
Generally, Patek Philippe, A. Lange & Söhne, Vacheron Constantion, Audemars Piguet and Breguet have the best reputation in terms of hand finishing, styling and history. These nobel brands can be considered in the same league, although Patek is untill today still the clearly number one. A. Lange & Söhne has a very good chance to further develop its already excellent reputation.
JLC, one of very few true manufactures, is considered as a very good value in the higher hologerie world. The finishing of JLCs, nevertheless, are to be improved. You will find a significant difference in the finishing level between a normal JLC and a normal model from above mentioned big five. I like JLC personally and Reverso is the face of the JLC.
Besides, Chopard makes incredible good LUC cal. 1.96, very much recomended. Blanpain and Glasshütte Original are, if I am allowed to say, "cheaper" substitutes for Breguet and A. Lange & Söhne respectively. I am personally not going to save that money if I am already so far away out.
Rolex is a reliable daily wear. A good watch I don't really like, but the vintage Rolex is more beautiful in my opinion.
Feel free to give your opinions.
(I am sorry for the possible understanding problems due to the language, but I am not home now.)
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