5 February 2012, 01:36 AM
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"TRF" Member
Join Date: Mar 2009
Real Name: Tim
Location: Bangkok
Watch: Lots
Posts: 521
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Originally Posted by Mosco
Sorry guys, I'm going with VC here. At this point of horological history, they're becoming much more exclusive, which is the point. The repair costs aren't ridiculous as with AP, more models with less variations is a huge plus also. I just don't get the idea of building a brand around one model, such as Big Bang or Offshore (yes, I am putting them in one category). Furthermore, I am disliking how AP is beginning to sell out their name to rappers and basketball players. You'll never see a Breguet Jay-Z, rest assured. The Offshore Chronos are the same watches in different costumes, and to me it is getting old.
Now to VC - the oldest running manufacture that really stays true to its heritage. The Overseas line is an absolute stunner - especially the Deep Streams... Covers an incredible range of price-points and complication levels. Nowadays is a much better seller than the Offshore, and is getting harder and harder to locate at a discount. VC is beginning to align itself with PP, in my opinion. And the fact that the ENTIRE production for 2012 has been entirely sold-out speaks volumes about its desirability.
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Makes great sense to me.
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