Which one do you like best?

It is the cabin. I have the classic 9m the s and honestly as a carry on might as well maximize your space and not get an s. Both are technically outside the allowed dimensions by width so might as well max the depth!

@@tripfamluv1485 you have any new thoughts on this? looking for a cabin bag for all kinds of flights eu/us domestic+international....cabin s vs cabin? S because its going to be safest option but then it is that bit smaller

@@dng992 I think for that much travel you will always regret having the smaller one. Technically both don't fit the "standards" for carry on luggage on a lot of non US airlines BUT rimowa is so frequently used in Europe it's not usually an issue for people that way.

Hi thank you for watching. Patina is the change over time. For rimowa if you go to their stores they have examples of luggage that have been "used" with tons of dents, scratches, and worn out stickers on them. This is the patina and actually what they feel your luggage should look like over time. It should reflect the travels and experiences you took the luggage on as each place leaves a mark on you it also leaves a mark on your luggage. I think it's perfectly OK to enjoy their concept while also appreciating their luggage without patina lol!

Generally, a patina is a dull sheen that develops over time with certain materials. Like gold and silver and other metals when exposed to the environment or constant rubbing against it. Leather goods will develop a patina also. It gives the product a worn in look. Some people like it, some don't.

Petunias are lovely flowers I think

Wow..intentional damage of luxury cases by baggage handlers? I never imagined this. This will deter me from such huge investment.

@@Tirelesswarrior Yep. Actually, most if not all the damages on aluminum cases come from handlers and storage as they are stacked up together and even tossed. I have worked at a FEDEX Plant and with the voluminous shipments it's hard to delicately and safely handle the packages like they should. Also, Passenger airlines contract with Postal Carriers to ship their packages. So, you beloved Suitcase might be stacked up together with an 80 pound dumbell from Amazon.

@@Tirelesswarrior I just don't know how that kind of rumor spreading out. I don't believe baggage handlers are busy at damaging expensive suitcases, because if you have ever carried thousands suitcases in a single day you just don't have any that "intention" to make an extra effort damaging luxury cases. Maybe yes your suitcase is special for you, but for them come on it is just a normal baggage like many million other luggages in airports.