bernard cheong
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The INCREDIBLE chain & fusee Tourbillon!!!! You asked for it!!!!
These are merely sneak peeks!!!
SJX will have some marvelous pictures for you all.
Notice the crystal seems to bulge out like an old traditional perspex type! beautiful!
The tourbillon cage is HUGE HUGE HUGE..and seems to be of titanium.
The chain is TOTALLY visible. In fact...it is a more beautiful chain than the Cabestan..more refined, more "chain" and very shiny.
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The INCREDIBLE chain & fusee Tourbillon!!!! You asked for it!!!!
Click to view image These are merely sneak peeks!!! SJX will have some marvelous pictures for you all. Click to view image Notice the crystal seems to bulge out like an old traditional perspex type! beautiful! Click to view image The tourbillon cage is HU...
Great photos Bernard - holy cow! Very impressive - always a
sucker for a large balance wheel and tourbillon cage. And there I was preparing my top three without seeing this! Stunning and kudos to Breguet Andrew H
Re: Wow!! All that I have been dreaming of and more...
Many thanks to Bernard for a stunning, stunning preview of what looks like a horological and aesthetic success. Waiting breathlessly for SJX's followup... - Daniel
Perfect creation. The return to early Breguet style only has improved the design.
And only to think, the 200 years old inventions are looked as modern advanced technologies. Thank you Bernard for this very impressive photoessay.
This watch falls in the catergory of "OH GOLLY!" (with saliva dripping)...
I cannot wait to see this watch in real life! Hopefuly I will get a chance to photograph this beauty for me to share all its glory. It would be my first chain fusee watch photograph if I can shoot it. Congratulations BREGUET! This watch already looks like...
Did you say fusee and chain and breguet overcoil ...
WOW That is a great watch. Cant wait to see it in real life. Thanks Bernard, Edwin
Still a bit confused - Is this a new watch that breguet are releasing? Or
is it a watch that was released when the movemnt was patented in 2004 (earlier post) Also what is the retail price of the MBF1? Thank you Mark
