Well said
It's also worth noting that this watch uses CW's in-house movement, which is a lot more than a modded SW200, and that it's none less than Armin Strom who undertake the works skeletonising, so I'd view it as an affordable toe into the world of '
haute horlogerie' rather in the M.A.D. mould, instead of an overpriced CW.
It is also a 'halo' product for CW, just as with the Bel Canto - intended to shine a favourable light on their more mass-market offerings: it doesn't really matter
too much how many sell, as it's done its job just by existing.
I like it.
Originally Posted by earlofsodbury
Well said
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