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Wowers!!

 

That thing is a pocket watch for your wrist!

I admire the micro-engineering and the amazing finish of the piece, but it's not my cup of tea.

For the same money I'd by a Daniel's watch instead, that to me is watchmaking in it's purest and most elegant.

 

PS. From what I've read it's a 7-10yrs wait on new RW Smith.

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I just ordered 2 but had to cancel...they were not expensive enough and the built in toilet didn't work well! I figure I'd look at the Daniels better! :)

 

Lawson, we can order a Daniels between the both of us and take turns wearing it! How about that!!! :)

 

 

On a more serious note, I believe they are trying to find a design that is trendy and at the same time successful...something like the Oyster from Rolex that has such a large acceptance and other manufacturers tend to "homage"....

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