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Re: Why Gruen ? [message #20660 is a reply to message #20659]

Mon, 05 October 2026 10:15

ytony2876
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Registered: March 2026

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For me, ever since I acquired a Patek Philippe, I gradually stopped playing with mainstream Swiss watches. I felt their case designs were becoming a bit too similar and uniform.
That all changed when I stumbled upon vintage American watches—I was instantly captivated by their incredible variety of case shapes and bold geometry.
My journey into American timepieces actually started with Bulova. Then one day, I came across an article about the Gruen Curvex. I was completely blown away by that radically curved case design! That single Curvex naturally led me deep into the world of Gruen.
Of course, I didn't pass on other great American names like Hamilton, Waltham, and Elgin along the way, but at the end of the day, Gruen remains my absolute favorite.
There’s just something truly unique about Gruen's design heritage and charm that keeps me hooked Laughing

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		Why Gruen ? By: Passion on Sun, 04 October 2026 17:27
		Re: Why Gruen ? By: ytony2876 on Mon, 05 October 2026 10:15
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		Re: Why Gruen ? By: Passion on Tue, 06 October 2026 05:21
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		Re: Why Gruen ? By: Jenneke on Wed, 07 October 2026 18:52
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