Watch Collectors Are Rushing To Buy His First Watch 

I'd take the Sienna, beautiful yellow gold watch and a gorgeous movement too.

Sienna for me! Both are gorgeous, however.

prussian blue

prussian blue all day

Prussian blue.

Thank you for the visit!

Beautiful watch man 👏 ❤

What a watch man!

Subscribed to youtube channel, excited for first post

Wait, the watch is round. Have you been drinking again !? 😉

If the spring bars are made of 9kt gold should be okay.

The springbars are made out of 18ct gold. But unlike other 18ct gold springbars from different brands, these are not hollow tubes but milled from a solid rod of gold, so the rigidity is very high and you can wear the watch without having to worry about loosing it because of the spring bars.

From my experience in the industry and as a collector, all spring bars « failures » I came across were from spring bars that have not been pushed in correctly in the first place (at the factory or later changing the strap) and don’t break but snap-off instead. Our 18K gold spring bars heads are 1mm wide (body is 1.5mm), it would require a shear stress of 25kg/mm2 to break one head. Knowing that the stress will be distributed over the two heads of the spring bar. In conclusion, IF the spring bar is well mounted (easy to verify with our see through holes on the case and buckle) I guaranty that you will either tear the strap or heart your wrist before shearing the gold bar itself.

Au750 18k gold is not softer than brass, both being at around 170 vickers for the alloys used in the watchmaking industry. At the reasonable thickness we made our caliber 233, the longevity is identical.

Thank you for your response and clarifying. You have presented a very beautiful piece. Congratulations!

@@theJadethank you for your kind words 🙏

2 spring bars to hold on to the case and 1 for the pin buckle. A total of 3 spring bars per watch.

@@berneron oh ok