Horological Meandering

I missed the Monday rendez-vous so let's make it on Tuesday ! Hope you will not mind... It's obviously too easy for asking you to guess from which movement this pic is... I feel more and more bewitched and captivated by their work... The finishing of ever...  

LF micro rotor Finishing is definitely great. However, is that a pic of the movement of the new steel Montre L\'Ecole?

It is indeed the Montre Ecole unveiled at the SIHH 2017 Pic taken at the LF booth last month.

Do you have any more pics? From the others I\'ve seen the finishing was \'grainy\' almost frosted whereas here it seems to be almost smooth or satined brass?

Looking forward to the pics.

I shall not fail to post some more pics shortly Thank you for your interest, Mike

Great shot! All the best Alex

The finishing is top, what a beauty... Very very tempting creations indeed. Is this your watch??

Picture was taken at the SIHH in Jan.

But I hope you are right, it would be a good sign! Wait and see, for the time being I am strugling to save my right hand and do not wear watches anymore, impossible to put and take off without right hand... If I recover (I have big hopes but result is unc... 

With the beautiful finishing of that bridge, I wouldn't mind having Macro Monday on any day of the week!

of the balance bridge is particularly impressive. They didn't take the easy way out by rounding the corners.

They didn't take the easy way but the very very nice way

I'm using a D4S. For this pic, I took my 60 mm f/2.8, maybe not my best lens (although result is acceptable) but it is so small and very light it is a great lens to travel with. If you want to see more pics of mine, you can check my gallery on flickr (use... 

Best wishes Alkiro

Unfortunately I won't be able to shoot one single pic in Basel this year hopefully later...

I\'m with you. Best wishes Alkiro

What a movement

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For the visible parts (coq de balancier...) Lange has great finishing too, and they push the vice until having a fantastic finishing for the parts below the typical Lange platine 3/4 which is indeed hiding a big part of the movement. Moreover as for the r... 

Ill'play! Love that shot Mike BTW! ...  

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To fit into the theme, here's one post from my archives...sorry I don't have any new photos lately Okay, maybe one more. Still not enough? Regards, skyeriding ...  

Thanks for sharing