Duxot Marcel AutomaticvsPequignet Élégance

Owners widely report the Duxot Marcel Automatic offers good value for its price, with a reliable Seiko NH35 movement and good quality Chinese manufacturing. Some owners find the 40mm case wears well and praise its sharp look, noting it comes with a solid-feeling bracelet. The bezel markings align well and lume is acceptable, though one owner finds the bezel difficult to rotate and the stamped bracelet jangly. Accuracy varies, with one owner noting a loss of approximately 12 seconds per day. Overall, owners rate the Duxot Marcel Automatic highly for its value and reliable movement at the price point.

Owners praise the Pequignet Élégance for its unique green dial and the French manufacture's automatic movement. Some enthusiasts highlight the Calibre Royal movement as a work of art. However, some find Pequignet watches pricey, and the brand's obscure status is noted as a potential challenge for resale or servicing. Overall, owners appreciate the Pequignet Élégance for its distinctive design and in-house movement, despite its premium price point and niche market position.