cazalea
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Silberstein Pikto Smileday Titane
On Monday morning setting:
Thanks for this review. I too had a Louis Erard on order, but a combination of circumstances made me step back and let it go to another enthusiast (such as having multiple Silberstein watches already).
My biggest worry is not servicing but what will I do if I lose the special Silberstein crown socket wrench!
Cheers,
Cazalea
Louis Erard x Alain Silberstein Regulator: An Owner’s Review
I had been searching for the right Alain Silberstein vintage piece for a while. (Unfortunately, his company, La Fabriqué de Besançon S.A., which started around his kitchen table in 1986, ended in 2012). If you have hunted for Silberstein pieces, you under...
Thanks John for this knowledgeable and beautifully written review of a great piece by "Architecte Horloger" A. Silberstein! ;-)
I do actually share a fascination for AS's dials, including those more "over the top", and wouldn't mind to acquire one, one day (save your same reservations on serviceability, which I'm sure the more mainstream "co-authorship" will reasonably solve in th...
Thanks FabR!
The watchmaker I regularly use, Jacques, has become very picky about what he works on. I have a LIP that I love with an old Durowe caliber, but am wondering where in the world will I find someone to service it. Maybe I just need a new watchmaker... I do l...
A playground indeed...
and maybe a Ferris Wheel too. This watch evokes many happy places. Thanks Echi
Thanks for this very good review of a very interesting watch.
This Louis Erard is a rat of youth, freshness, originality and somehow of madness, too. I see it as a witness or a reminder of something we should never forget: the child in us. That's for the youth, the freshness and the madness. And we don't see many re...
Thank you, Nicolas
I think the fact that Louis Erard makes their own regulator module is the difference. In the video on their website, you can see a watchmaker at Louis Erard lay a dial on top of a movement and see just how much bigger the dial is.
excellent review. Like you I have been a Silberstein fan for quite some time but
never owned one of his original pieces. Pulled the trigger on the black dial version of this late last year and wear it with great pleasure.
Alex, please post your piece...
I am curious to know how you feel about the black dial version.
Silberstein Pikto Smileday Titane
On Monday morning setting: Thanks for this review. I too had a Louis Erard on order, but a combination of circumstances made me step back and let it go to another enthusiast (such as having multiple Silberstein watches already). My biggest worry is not se...
LOL! I would worry too...
in particular because I would probbably need the socket wrench to wind the triangular crown. Thanks Cazalea, your posts and Foversta's posts were the ones that led me to Alain Silberstein.
It looks gentle enough in the photos
But the triangle isn’t much fun on old fingers This one is worse! ...
Lovely write up. Thanks John.
I’ve been thinking about this watch so this is helping (or hurting the wallet 😜) Keep well
Unfortunately, this edition is sold out...
but I read there may be a new collaboration in the future. I think it is very hard to keep Alain Silberstein down.
Very nice
I am sorry I missed this one. By the time I knew about it, it was sold out Enjoy!
I read that Louis Erard and Silberstein...
are thinking about another collaboration. We will see...
Lovely review...
I believe that these pieces can be ordered (as of this date anyway), a second run I assume...
Thanks Nacelle!
it does look like they are again selling these pieces from their web site. Are they sticking to the limited run of 178? I hope so...
