Yep, I agree with what you write about what really matters in a bespoke shirt.. I confess I opted for the crowfoot for aesthetic reasons, but one of the ladies at the workshop (all but familiar with internet clothes fora I bet), explained to me that this traditional method has its own 'raison d'etre', a better distribution of tension between the button and the fabric.
The fit is great, expecially at the collar. The best gyraffe/tab I ever worn. And so confortable, in spite of apparences. Some minor adjustments, required by my posture, will be fixed after two or three wearings.

I know, a bit..'different':-)

Yeah, it's a Mod thing, not everybody's cup of tea I guess. I like the way the rounded cuffs 'flow' with the round collar.

Color is really appealing, much more in flesh than in photos, and the fabric has a discreet silky hand and sheen.

Points in conversation with the Maestro: mainly covering shirtmaking process and tecniques in general (meaning of effective handworks to tell what is functional to what is purely decorative, or even worse, a fad or a status-symbol, costruction of collars and cuffs with various kinds of lining, etc, the choice of buttons that actually complement the shirt instead of the recent frenzy for super thick buttons, how a French placket is built,  the original functional role of some sartorial details that today are made just for style's sake like pleats on the sleeves'roll, etc.) and suggestion about how to get what I wanted (i.e. a slightly extended shoulder would have worked better with my generally narrow natural shouldered jackets, or a more 'ancient' type of tab that would have kept the collar in place better than those generally adopted, if I was keen to take that little more time required to fast it properly, and so on).
It's also interesting the idea of checking the shirt after a bit of wearing to search and fix undue tensions or wrinkles or similar. Only after this step they start working on client's other shirts.
Cool.

Is that turquoise colored?  What kind of cufflinks would you put with that?  Orange accented ones?