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Thanks Ian. As someone who always enjoyed your articles and photos...
your comment means a great deal. For what it is worth, using the new Nikon D200 with Nikkor 60mm macro lens. No tripod, but the megapixels make up for the use of the 'fast film speed'.
Thanks again
Andrew H
Alone with the RM008?.
Despite Richard Mille?s known association with industrial design, and the use of new technology in creating the timepieces of the twenty-first century, it came as a surprise to discover during this trip that the ability to make the flagship watch of the R...
what a wonderful read!
Hello Andrew, You've captured and recreated a tone of solitary concentration beatufifully as befits such exquisite timepieces. Bravo! I wanted to point out that I believe the little widgets in the plastic box that you labeled "the Richard Mille characteri...
Thanks. I should have looked at the photos more closely. You are correct
and the correct picture has been inserted. As to speed, I was referring to the whole operation of replacement. Fernand's opinion was that the method used in the RM was quicker and less prone to mistakes. But thanks for the comments and reading the article...
Very well done report Andrew, Thank you.
I turned 40 years old about 2 months ago and I was still undecided about my "birthday" watch. I was looking at Lange's Datograph (must have classic for collectors) or Richard Mille 005 or 010. I like your F1 comments in the article so me beeing big F1 fan...
Andrew - wonderful report and sumptous photos.
I thoroughly enjoyed reading it! Kudos to you! HarryTan Singapore WatchBlog - http://watchinghorology.com - Horology: The Engineering that tracks the passage of time PhotoBlog - http://htfotos.com - Photography: The Art of capturing moments in time
Superb article thank you Andrew.
The backbround to the watchmaker, walkthrough around the area and atelier and clear explaination were all a pleasure to read. The image of the case with the long screws is excellent! Great work....
