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Originally Posted by yannis7777
I think the top ten should be some Vacheron Constantin, Patek Phillipe etc pieces of art! The rest are just simple (compared to high end grand complication watches) yet robust and reliable movements! Of course, with prices from 50k up to over a million, watches with grand complication movements are not for everyone!! Just my opinion and understanding!
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Yes, all very good calibres BUT, I own/have owned Rolex GMT master, Rolex oyster day date, Rolex explorer (series 1), Cartier tank francaise, Rose gold Rotary, various omegas, Longines, tag heuers and Seikos. My newest watch is a Nomos Glashutte "club" and, as a timekeeper it beats them all!!
My Rolex's are "best" but have NEVER been better than 10/15 seconds lost per day (even after being re-adjusted by Rolex). My Nomos Club
is losing 5 seconds a day and has retained that accuracy for several weeks now.
My wife has a Nomos "Tetra" which uses the same Nomos alpha movement and, that too keeps almost perfect time according to TIMEGMT!!!