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Hello,
Here is something to think and talk about.
Do you think that as we become more capable of producing high quality products our lower tier watches will, or have already surpassed the quality of our favotire vintage peices during their day and age?
For example, I hear common stories of ones grandfather buying an expensive watch that served him for many years and still works for the next generation. But I feel like today you would not have to look far or spend very much on a watch that will probably last your whole life, with impressive accuracy and finishing.
How do new brands like Davosa with modern ETA movements, or even a Seiko automatic compare to a Rolex from 1940 for example?
Here is something to think and talk about.
Do you think that as we become more capable of producing high quality products our lower tier watches will, or have already surpassed the quality of our favotire vintage peices during their day and age?
For example, I hear common stories of ones grandfather buying an expensive watch that served him for many years and still works for the next generation. But I feel like today you would not have to look far or spend very much on a watch that will probably last your whole life, with impressive accuracy and finishing.
How do new brands like Davosa with modern ETA movements, or even a Seiko automatic compare to a Rolex from 1940 for example?