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turn on the colors a bit... ok. but dial damage hiding? NO.
In Response To: Another Report - Bonhams Skipperera HK 2018 ()

easy to see the damage at 43 min. Why erasing that?

Is there no "liability concerning information contained in brochures" as an obligation?

I think the colors are turned too, the blue looks very different to all the blue angles I know from a skipperrera.

The question still is - why? it makes absolute no sense for me. Collectors got a fine nose and sharp eyes for such details. and in the end - if the watch is sold the buyer definitely will see the defects. This doing is really crazy. Dumb.

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