New in-house movement from RGM
New in-house movement from RGM
This is RGM'S 3rd in-house movement, Very nice but not my style and definetly out of my price range at just under 20K
http://www.rgmwatches.com/collections/A ... e/CA20.php
http://www.rgmwatches.com/collections/A ... e/CA20.php
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Re: New in-house movement from RGM
Not my style of watch either, but that movement is super cool.
Interesting how they chose to use it, too.
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Interesting how they chose to use it, too.

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unixshrk wrote: I'll put it on a nice NATO for you.![]()
Re: New in-house movement from RGM
Steve, now that is cool !!! Definitely out of the price range, but
still is so much fun to see.
The shape is amazing, but so is all
of the attention to detail with it. ..RGM is pretty incredible, and
it's more than impressive to see what they come up with like
this. Thanks a lot for the news !
still is so much fun to see.

of the attention to detail with it. ..RGM is pretty incredible, and
it's more than impressive to see what they come up with like
this. Thanks a lot for the news !
Re: New in-house movement from RGM
Steve, now that is cool !!! Definitely out of the price range, but
still is so much fun to see.
The shape is amazing, but so is all
of the attention to detail with it. ..RGM is pretty incredible, and
it's more than impressive to see what they come up with like
this. Thanks a lot for the news !
still is so much fun to see.

of the attention to detail with it. ..RGM is pretty incredible, and
it's more than impressive to see what they come up with like
this. Thanks a lot for the news !
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Re: New in-house movement from RGM
Hot piece and movement.

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I like what their doing though
Re: New in-house movement from RGM
If I was a baller I would buy one of those in a heartbeat.
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Re: New in-house movement from RGM
I really like the new Blue 300 Diver with the Sun Ray dial. 

I somehow ended up with 3 RGMs ... one of them this custom d
I've never been much of a MOP guy - in fact, quite dislike MOP on most dials. But, something about the way RGM was using it in its 300 divers appealed to me, and before I knew it Rich and I were creating this one:

The engraving on the back is a nod to my Midwestern roots.

Rich even let me go with a different movement - started with an Omega 1120 which ultimately received a custom RGM rotor.


Under most lighting conditions I love staring at this one.

Every now and then it gives off a bit of bling, but it's a small price to pay.
Darren

The engraving on the back is a nod to my Midwestern roots.

Rich even let me go with a different movement - started with an Omega 1120 which ultimately received a custom RGM rotor.


Under most lighting conditions I love staring at this one.

Every now and then it gives off a bit of bling, but it's a small price to pay.
Darren
Re: I somehow ended up with 3 RGMs ... one of them this cust
dmgreen11 wrote:I've never been much of a MOP guy - in fact, quite dislike MOP on most dials. But, something about the way RGM was using it in its 300 divers appealed to me, and before I knew it Rich and I were creating this one:
The engraving on the back is a nod to my Midwestern roots.
Rich even let me go with a different movement - started with an Omega 1120 which ultimately received a custom RGM rotor.
Under most lighting conditions I love staring at this one.
Every now and then it gives off a bit of bling, but it's a small price to pay.
Darren
Wow. Super custom. BAD ASS.


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Re: New in-house movement from RGM
Love RGM stuff! Great looking movement. Roland and Richard are both really nice fellas and super down to earth despite their prices
Although if you're charging $100 an hr for R&D, engineering, and machine time and looking for a hefty profit 20k may not be too far off.....
Killer caseback on the 300!

Killer caseback on the 300!
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Amazing what they're doing at RGM.... those lucky few that can afford them must enjoy the heck outta them..
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Re: New in-house movement from RGM
If I were a CEO or Chairman of a Board, I'd rock that watch all day.
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Re: I somehow ended up with 3 RGMs ... one of them this cust
dmgreen11 wrote:I've never been much of a MOP guy - in fact, quite dislike MOP on most dials. But, something about the way RGM was using it in its 300 divers appealed to me, and before I knew it Rich and I were creating this one:
The engraving on the back is a nod to my Midwestern roots.
Rich even let me go with a different movement - started with an Omega 1120 which ultimately received a custom RGM rotor.
Great MOD on the 300, Know thats what sets RGM apart from the rest. They will customize any of there watches to your liking, or make you a 1 of a kind piece. I love that you can have them re-work a old movement and help you design a watch to put it in. Yeah its pricey but hey its the only one like it.
Under most lighting conditions I love staring at this one.
Every now and then it gives off a bit of bling, but it's a small price to pay.
Darren
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