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Le Chic Francais Luxury Watches Cufflinks
01 / 20
Le Chic Francais Luxury Watches Cufflinks
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Cufflinks can turn a good-looking outfit into a great-looking one. These decorative cufflinks from Le Chic Francais pay tribute to the movement behind some of your favorite timepieces Read More
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Watchyoutalkingabout
May 16, 2019
I get that these are older movements destined for the scrap heap and I like that they’ve been repurposed. If you wear cuffed shirts to work and you’re a watch guy, these are neat. I have a pair of old circuit board cuff links. They were $30. What I don’t get is the price. $240 seems like quite a bit of markup when you can purchase an actual Swiss working movement (stp or sw-200) for less.
Daisy_Cutter
1288
May 16, 2019
I'm sure there are differing and equally valid views, but to my mind there is very little point in a watch movement that does not keep time.
MandoBear
121
May 16, 2019
Is it just me, or does it seem a little bit disrespectful to treat old (even if they are no longer working) watch movements in this way?
MandoBear
121
May 19, 2019
I think if the movements were protected by being cast in clear resin I might feel differently. That would keep them from getting scratched up and dusty - even if they can no longer serve their original purpose.
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