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MainPost: I tried today a Blancpain Ultra Slim
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By: Flere-Imsaho
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I tried today a Blancpain Ultra Slim
Jun 28 2008,10:14 AM

I tried today an "old" Blancpain Ultra Slim (I think it is from before the Vilerette period). This is a very simple and elegant watch, with only hour and minute and manual wind. Really thin and a size I like (37mm).

Enjoy, Flere.

Blancpain Ultra Slim
Blancpain Ultra Slim


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By: mkt33
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Hi Flere. It is a beautiful and classic watch...
Jun 30 2008,19:38 PM

completely out of favor given today's trend of big and gaudy :-(

One day collectors in the future will see the watches created in the past three or four years as complete anomalies!

 

Thanks for sharing,

Mike

 

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By: Flere-Imsaho
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I have tried to correct the colors of the pic
Jul 01 2008,15:30 PM

 Thanks for the comments. In the meantime I found out via web surfing that the watch is 36.2mm in diameter and 5.8mm thick. (uh, lets call that thin instead of thick smile

Flere.


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