Review on 🕰️ Charles Hubert Paris 3556: Exquisite Gold Plated Mechanical Timepiece for Timeless Elegance by Will Schimmel

This is a nice watch. It has weight. Firmly. He's having a good time. To be honest, not many people want or appreciate such a watch these days. If anyone even considers buying something like this, he or she would probably expect to pay a few hundred dollars (minimum) for something more or less decent. The surprise is that for the price (I bought mine for around $85) this watch is amazing. But this is a mechanical watch. If I drop it, I expect it to break. So I plan to be very careful about how everyone should be about the finer things in life. This isn't a Casio F91W of circuitry, plastic and a battery: this is a nice, slim, stylish little watch. If you buy a watch and don't treat it with care, winding it up or exposing it to too harsh an environment or treating it roughly like most people treat normal wristwatches roughly, I expect it will stop working pretty soon. And even with caution, if this little machine of mine stops working in a year or two and I find myself having to send it back to the factory for service or repair, I wouldn't mind the watch itself or Charles Hubert for quitting has function. Machines need maintenance. I could easily buy the aforementioned Casio and run it for five or ten years on a single battery, withstand shock and water, repeatedly banging against railings, armrests, etc., but that's not what I want. I can see the time with this beautiful double hunter skeleton watch. As with hourglasses (aka hourglasses, which is another one of my favorite devices), this pocket watch lets you see its nice little gears turning and the hands move, and that way you see the future becoming the present and then reality disappears again. past. Great great thing. In any case, this is a great watch for the price: it has my recommendation.