C65 Aquitaine Heritage Concept
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Re: C65 Aquitaine Heritage Concept
Coming back to take a look at this again, and on my Laptop rather than Phone (so I can see the detail in the design) and I really like it.
Much as the C65 Aquitaine is good, I've not been wholly taken by it, but the Heritage Concept is a winner, especially with the accompanying advert.
Top notch.
Guy
Much as the C65 Aquitaine is good, I've not been wholly taken by it, but the Heritage Concept is a winner, especially with the accompanying advert.
Top notch.
Guy
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And in short measures, life may perfect bee. - Ben Jonson (1572 – 1637)
Inscription on the Longitude Dial
Hatfield House, Hatfield, Hertfordshire AL9 5NB, England
And in short measures, life may perfect bee. - Ben Jonson (1572 – 1637)
Inscription on the Longitude Dial
Hatfield House, Hatfield, Hertfordshire AL9 5NB, England
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Re: C65 Aquitaine Heritage Concept
I’ve never been a huge fan of the new new handset. To me there needs to be some continuity between the two. I could never figure out how a simple stick and a huge pointy arrow thing were supposed to work together. The old onion hands brought back would be just the ticket to “classic” CW as being discussed in another thread. And for what it’s worth, the logo is a winner as well.
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Re: C65 Aquitaine Heritage Concept
The new forum LE?
I would buy this watch, no question.
Edit: There is no 'beads of rice' bracelet available, but a vintage strap or milanaise bracelet there is...
I would buy this watch, no question.
Edit: There is no 'beads of rice' bracelet available, but a vintage strap or milanaise bracelet there is...
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Re: C65 Aquitaine Heritage Concept
Tbh the "Swish" logo is what got my attention and got me recently to CW watches. I love it, its simple and pretty.
I love your idea and even the logo, i would keep "Swish" for modern releases and use yours solely for vintage ones.
And i must say, Aquitaine in blue is my favorite so far, but if they release your vintage version i would be on edge. Like for real, sent that to CW asap Damn!
I love your idea and even the logo, i would keep "Swish" for modern releases and use yours solely for vintage ones.
And i must say, Aquitaine in blue is my favorite so far, but if they release your vintage version i would be on edge. Like for real, sent that to CW asap Damn!
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Re: C65 Aquitaine Heritage Concept
Thanks everyone for your kind words! Much appreciated.
Completely agree on the logo and handset, it was my impetus for having a go myself. Must say that even just tweaking a couple of things (especially the logo), its a hard job and it's given me a lot of admiration for the design team at CW!
Completely agree on the logo and handset, it was my impetus for having a go myself. Must say that even just tweaking a couple of things (especially the logo), its a hard job and it's given me a lot of admiration for the design team at CW!
Re: C65 Aquitaine Heritage Concept
So important to have the makers name on the dial. Just completes the watch
Re: C65 Aquitaine Heritage Concept
Very very cool design… love the retro look.
Might be worthwhile seeing if CW would do a bespoke with that pattern? Maybe a LE?
Might be worthwhile seeing if CW would do a bespoke with that pattern? Maybe a LE?
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Re: C65 Aquitaine Heritage Concept
Amazing work, fabulous advert. The 50’s Aquitaine looks really cool, and at the risk of fanning the flames - that logo is sick. I actually like it more than the real logo!
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Re: C65 Aquitaine Heritage Concept
Nice work to visit the Aquitaine in a what-could-have-been vintage.
with Kung Fu grip, and life-like hair
Re: C65 Aquitaine Heritage Concept
That looks really awesome. I love the hands and TBH I think your flag logo looks better than the actual. If it were COSC, I would buy one immediately.
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Re: C65 Aquitaine Heritage Concept
I'd buy one if it was actually produced. I assume it would need to be on a consort bracelet because manufacturing a new style bracelet would be cost prohibitive and CWL would probably not do it.
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Re: C65 Aquitaine Heritage Concept
Difficult to say as the OP, @Friendlyghost has not checked in on the forum for more than a year. .goodbarista wrote:Any chance of this being a bespoke or forum LE model?
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In small proportions, we just beautie see:
And in short measures, life may perfect bee. - Ben Jonson (1572 – 1637)
Inscription on the Longitude Dial
Hatfield House, Hatfield, Hertfordshire AL9 5NB, England
And in short measures, life may perfect bee. - Ben Jonson (1572 – 1637)
Inscription on the Longitude Dial
Hatfield House, Hatfield, Hertfordshire AL9 5NB, England
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