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Split Seconds: Monday Mailbag Throwback - Vacheron Constantin Quai de l'Ile and Triple Calendar 1942
DescriptionIn this Split Seconds, Josh and Tim are tackling a viewer's questions revolving around a couple of Vacheron Constantin watches. They discuss the Vacheron Constantin Triple Calendar 1942and the beautifully blue Quai de l'Ile. Make sure to catch tonight's brand new episode of Monday Mailbag at 6:00 PM ET. For the full eMore
In this Split Seconds, Josh and Tim are tackling a viewer's questions revolving around a couple of Vacheron Constantin watches. They discuss the Vacheron Constantin Triple Calendar 1942and the beautifully blue Quai de l'Ile. Make sure to catch tonight's brand new episode of Monday Mailbag at 6:00 PM ET.
For the full episode: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w52fZuz1KKI&index=14&list=PLF9eQb-h84BUbCgUxmPAe7irF7uPAVeWw&t=1776s
In the full episode, Tim Mosso and Josh Thanos discuss new luxury watches, AHCI independent watch brand options at reasonable prices, and new watches from Hublot, Richard Mille, and Bremont. We love independent brands Nouvelle Horlogerie Calabrese (NHC) and Pita Barcelona. Vincent Calabrese offers the Ottica Jump Hour; Aniceto Jiminez of Pita Barcelona offers the Carousel. Which one will you choose? We offer expert insights on both sub-$8,000 independent options. Hublot is ready for Oktoberfest with the Big Bang Bavaria, a 100-piece limited edition that is also the first bronze Hublot Big Bang ever to be offered. At the same time, Richard Mille has launched a 30-piece limited series of the RM070-01, a bicycling-themed commemorative edition designed in cooperation with four-time Grand Prix champion and avid cyclist Alain Prost. At $815,500, this Richard Mille tourbillon with mechanical tally counter is exclusive, but buyers will receive a custom Colnago Italian road bicycle with each purchase. We also address user questions involving the Jaeger-LeCoultre
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