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In defense of the Prince
Having owned the rose gold Prince for a few years now, I have to admit that it's a rather unusual dress watch due to its shape. However I have to say that it wears quite comfortably, which is most likely due to the curved shape of the case. And the little step at the side of the case lets it slip under a cuff quite easily despite the thickness of the watch.
And while I am usually not at all a fan of folding clasps, the Prince pulls this feature off quite nicely, since the design of the strap/clasp causes the clasp to sit exactly in the middle of the wrist. From a design point of view, the clasp picks up the rectangular shape of the case in a clever way and creates a nice counter-weight (both physically and optically). And the seamless strap integrates very well with the watch case and clasp.
Below are a few pictures to support the points just mentioned. Of course all of this just applies to the rose gold version of the Prince. I can't speak to the white gold and yellow gold versions. But who would be interested in these anyway when there's a rose gold version 
Sometimes, we find very nice movements at Rolex...
Aaah, the Cellini. A pity the cae is a tad too big, and way too thick.
Yes, it's true but for me the main trouble for me...
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In defense of the Prince
