For some reason the black, ceramic one is bigger.
As if it needs to compensate for being non reflective.
Nice but at the price there’s nicer.
Bet that VC is a chunky thing. Must be quite thick for all that pointless gubbins (edit, its 15mm).
Of course you do, then you mumble on about it being just a printed dial, huff and puff and say its not for you.
The YM blows the socks off the rather too plain (and just a bit small) black and steel (WG?).
It is 45mm so pretty big.
But quite astonishing what they pack in.
No price anywhere, because any one who wants one won’t care.
The thing I find astonishing is that Richemont Group allow them to plough their own furrow, but they seem to have quite a light touch with a lot of their brands
That VC Solaria is bloody lovely. Will be 7 figures of course, but I’d be all over it if the Euromills pay-out…
That is fucking gorgeous. Do it.
Of course, as a Rolex fan, haute horlogerie is beyond your ken 
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I long for a gold lump.
Today I want this
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not nice
Yes please, although the case is a little thick around the rim, but I guess it’s of it’s time:
This is interesting. Don’t love Gronefelds, but they do interesting things, if you read the blurb about it.
Being the Ulysse Nardin slut that I am the new Air looks amazing.
52g for a dive watch is seriously impressive.
It’s big. Thick (15mm) And the fabric strap is pants.
The UN website photos make it look like a lot of dead space in the dial, too.
The good bit is 90 hours power reserve.
I like a big ‘un. This retro tiny watch bullshit lately has stalled my interest in new stuff. Anything under 40mm looks daft on my wrist and I can’t see properly so 42 or larger is my preference.
As for the dial the watch case is supposed to contain 80% air (hence the name) so it’s going to be a bit sparse and I think a concession can be made for a strap that weighs 6 grams (iirc)
It’s all personal choice though. I’ve seen some get very moist over that land thing Tsuyosa clone from Rolex so it takes all sorts.
Might put the lottery on.
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Yep, that’s REALLY nice.
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Exquisite.
Very nice indeed. At that level, I’d want to have a very close look at Moser as well. E.g:
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Love Moser, and dare I say seem like good value?
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For the level of watchmaking you’re buying, then yes, I’d entirely agree.
Big fan of the somewhat maligned Streamliner:
I am also having a bit of a green-dial thing rn.
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The mono pusher chrono with the hidden automatic weight is 
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