Roger Dubuis King Square Luxury Watch Review

http://www.thewatchbox.com/all-brands#.VYDFIlqROFI Roger Dubuis is a trailblazer. First, he helped to launch the modern Independent Horology movement with the 1995 debut of his eponymous brand. Second, he crashed the high horology black-tie gala with Geneva Seal-bearing oversized watches like this 1-of-888 limited edition Roger Dubuis King Square. At 40mm, rendered in stainless steel, adorned with natural rubber inlays, and graced with a unique triple-facet sapphire, the Roger Dubuis King Square is ready to rub shoulders with the usually petite denizens of high horology’s apex. But movement finish worthy of the fabled "Poincon de Geneve" ensures that Roger's full-size progeny packs the haute horlogerie chops to do battle with the most discriminating loupes of the most exacting connoisseurs. Prior to the 2004 debut of Roger Dubuis' "SAW" (Sports Activity Watch) line, the idea of a true haut-de-gamme oversized watch was more of a theory than reality. Although the Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Offshore sometimes skirted this status, that model's initial solid case back origin design and internal magnetic shielding removed AP's incentive to traverse the final yard and finish its sporty bruiser to the no-holds-barred standard of something like a display case back "Jumbo" ref. 14802. Every part of the King Square's complex case is redolent of quality. From the screw-retained (the upscale, most robust method) strap to the remarkably flush rubber inlays of its case to the gorgeous