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Meteorite dials are quite common. Meteorite cases are rarer because they are not overly practical. They rust, unless treated, and even then the coating isn't im
by KaiserPro 2y ago
Meteorite dials are quite common. Meteorite cases are rarer because they are not overly practical. They rust, unless treated, and even then the coating isn't impervious. Still its nice to see a "rolex midas" style watch back on the market. The big watch people (omega, rolex, and the other brands owned by LVMH) are a bit conservative in styles, so its nice to see something different, if brutalist.
David Rutten made a brilliant 1920s style case https://www.watchprosite.com/horological-meandering/hands-on-review-of-the-david-rutten-dr-01-streamline/17.1314471.11282226/ https://www.watchprosite.com/horological-meandering/hands-on... They have gone through some changes and are now https://www.ukrony.com/ https://www.ukrony.com/
- shrx 2y agoMight be a nitpick, but is everyone OK with just taking the photos with a mobile phone nowadays, even for such product photography? They look terrible when viewed on a computer screen.
- KaiserPro 2y agoI think watchpro is more of a fan forum, rather than a product selling site. If you follow watch types on instagram the level of quality of photography is generally quite high.
- thrance 2y agoMaybe most people browse these sites from mobile devices,and that's why the photos are taken this way?