Some do smack of complications for the hell of it and the resultant mess on the disk isn’t my cup of tea either. Lottery win watch would be a perp cal version of Smith No 4, with zero change to the dial. Just the knowledge that the day, date, month would always be correct. Any mech required to set the watch etc can all be buried round the back.
Yep, that makes sense, though I like a watch that spells out the full date, year and all.
Since any of the above would need a lottery-win anyway, I’d have to design what I wanted myself - e.g. even PP cannot seem to match the calendar discs to the bloody dial colour!
Yes it is better,
Apart from tiny dial within dial which is pointless it should be the other way round the seconds dial should be the small one
And roman numerals which are shit
The FT ran an article at the weekend suggesting (agreeing with @Mrs_Maureen_OPinion IIRC) that we have reached and past peak steel sports watch, and prices have dropped.
Although I think they simply attributed it to over-exuberant prices rather than a crypto crash.
They are mainly very clean and clear, even with the small dial on many which @Kevin hates. In fact I love a small dial like that for the hours and minutes .
It’s not filtered over here yet. Doesn’t say what price Mr Wang is selling them for, of indeed he inst just going to hang on to them for a couple of years.