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Davie's review/comparison on the 127 vs. 203...

August 23 2006 at 9:07 AM

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I've been asked on several occasions on how I felt about the 203 in comparison to the 127 so I decided to do a little study...(This is for you K!) wink.gif







Here's a side by side shot of the 127 vs. 203 (There are some major differences!!!)







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Side view - Oh, you'll notice some smudges on the base of my 203... don't worry, that's just some BBQ sauce from lunch today! lol!!!







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The 203 feels a bit thicker and after closer examination, you can see that the 203 caseback bezel has a much steeper angle/slope (to house the massive Angelus 8 Day movement)







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The 127 gold/cashmere strap is far superior to the one that comes on the 203.



Although the auxiliary strap that comes on the 203 (black /charcoal gray croc) is much nicer than the burgundy strap of the 127







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My conclusion is this... the 203 is AMAZING and I'm very lucky to own one, but the 127 is still a very special watch in it's own class! I love them both and can truly appreciate them as two very different watches.







I hope everyone had a great weekend!























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Best,



K







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-Oscar Wilde


    
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