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I’d have to say it’s my 14060m. It’s so well balanced and the the way it all comes together is really unlike any other watch I own. It’s by no means perfect but what it lacks only adds to its neo-vintage charm while still remaining robust enough as an every day piece.
I’ve been leaning towards smaller watches lately but part of me thinks I could’ve gotten away with the 41mm version without it looking too gaudy. How’s the lug to lug on your version?
You hit the nail on the head with your take. It’s understandable that people want the most for their money but in certain cases such as this the pressed clasp makes much more sense.
I even feel that way about the Rolex 14060m. A milled clasp on that would throw off the whole watch and make it heavier than it needs to be.
If it’s a watch that you know will stay in your collection for a long time AND you’d like a polish and to replace some parts for new then I’d say it’s worth it. Otherwise you’re better off going to an independent watchmaker as the cost would be cheaper and you’d get just as good results with the serviced movement.
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