FabR
[Senior Patek Moderator]
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Many thanks for the excellent pictures, and glad to see the new Tambour line is continuing to receive big praise from collectors! Hope you enjoyed the LV event in your country! Cheers.
very impressed
greetings all, thought i share a few pics of the LVｓ Cheers, Ed Rotate image ...
Thanks for the live pics.
I've no doubt they are well made and presented. They appear to be pretty safe in their design in a similar fashion to the time only AP Code watches when they were first revealed. I'd like to see some more adventurous dials in the future. Price is irreleva...
aye these r unisex
or even too feminine to my taste albeit execution and finishing r topnotch
Thanks for the pictures.
I like the look of this watch but not enough to want to buy one, in the same way that I like a lot of the Hermes watches but not enough to part with my money! Do you have any pictures of the blue dialled version? I think that’s my favourite. All the best,...
Hello Jon, here's the blue steel version. I was glad to be invited at their Portofino event in summer, as I find their first foray into high horology quite impressive! It's a VERY competitive field, but LV has my full support in this new adventure! ;-)
Their boat (in the old harbor of Genova) Find the intruders in the box! Portofino ...
I think the Tambour is a very sharp looking watch.
LV has a nice design there; and the movement finishing appears top notch-at least in pictures.
*yawn*. Someone wake me up when they come up with something more original!
I don't want to be too critical - I like Jean Arnault and I don't want him to be upset with me. But I can't say I'm that crazy about his watch creation. The movement is very nice. Straight lines and perfect circular cutouts on the plates. Cool design. Wel...
This looks like a rarity watch.
Dropped by LV boutique in town area last month to get a passport holder and did not really see any mechanical watches. The finishing fr new Tambour is nice. So too is yr gold Bvlgari! ...
