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I'd rather say the hands are Quadrato-style ....
Feb 04, 2010,04:09 AM - (view entire thread)	By: Marcus Hanke (registered) [UN Moderator] \| PM Posts: 7108

... and I have to admit that I really like this "El Toro". Personally, I still prefer my own, very classic GMT Perpetual, but this is a question of sustainability of the design's aesthetics. The "El Toro" is striking, but I doubt I would still love it in twenty or thirty years. However, I am sure that many customers treat this issue differently, and are happy to own a watch like that for a few years, reselling it, or swapping it for another one catching their attention.

Since the Acqua Perpetual is discontinued, UN is lacking a steel case for the perpetual. I think that "El Toro" with a steel/ceramics case would be a great and popular addition to the line.

Regards,
Marcus

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Main Post One of the best or even the best case for a GMT Perpetual

- Charles (registered) on February 3rd, 2010-23:17

Dear Charles, the pictures of the "El Toro" ... - Marcus Hanke (registered) on February 4th, 2010-01:39

Why Embargo??? I got an e-mail by my GOOGLE-Alert "Ulysse Nardin" without embargo! [nt] - Charles (registered) on February 4th, 2010-03:23

"We kindly ask you not to publish the information prior to March 2010" - in my eyes ... - Marcus Hanke (registered) on February 4th, 2010-04:04

ATTENTION ALL: Embargo dates will be strictly enforced - DRMW (registered) on February 4th, 2010-10:15

Another Sonata style design. Unfortunate. (nt) - Ronald Held (registered) on February 4th, 2010-02:45

I'd rather say the hands are Quadrato-style .... - Marcus Hanke (registered) on February 4th, 2010-04:09

A steel case is fine, but not the mixture of bottom plate and - Ronald Held (registered) on February 5th, 2010-07:42

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