The winder for my 5327 have eaten quite a few batteries in the past 3 years and occasionally stopped to then restart again. In other words, it has been a bit flimsy. Now it has stopped all the way and a search on the internet doesnt look promising. Here referring to an article from Orbita that menti
I chanced on this string in a global search and thought I'd update you all. I havent acquired any watches since the perpetual; I remain satiated to this point. The watch is still a stranger, like a romance you cannot quite comprehend. This is a love relationship that will last a lifetime. It is so c
The proud new owner of a 5327, I am looking for any possible literature on this fine timepiece. Do you know whether it has been featured in any article in watch magazines these past 2-3 years since it came out?
I like FP Journe; to some extent I think he may be a modern reincarnation of AL Breguet, meaning that he may just be the most brilliant and original watch maker today. That said, I picked up my Breguet 5327 Perpetual this weekend and I'm overjoyed. I checked out a Lange 1 just one more time before I
I agree entirely... we took one last look at the Chronoswiss outlook and when the wife said "This is just a copy. You work so hard, you deserve a proper watch" we went straight to the dealer and picked up my new Breguet Perpetual - I am a very happy man!
Well, I am actually talking about the Lange 1 but I pretty much find it a deal breaker that it is manual. It may be charming to have to care for it and wind it daily but since I have a busy life and often travel - and I intend to use my other watches as well - manual just doesn't fit me. Next on my
Personally I'm steaming over the limited edition (500) steel Chopard Mille Miglia Rattrapante I purchased in 2005 which has found its way into the 2007 selection in redgold with a note that it also comes in steel. I haven't seen the steel version yet but I'd hold that the redgold which I have seen i