Made by hand by the very much alive, thankfully, Roger Smith. The Daniels watch looks very similar but has a chrono where the date is on this one and is also a coaxial tourbillon.
Simply put: This piece is absolutely magnificent. Note how the dial has multiple guilloche patterns, with a different pattern for each chapter ring, including the power reserve indicator. Made by hand by the late great master, George Daniels. Have A Great...
Made by hand by the very much alive, thankfully, Roger Smith. The Daniels watch looks very similar but has a chrono where the date is on this one and is also a coaxial tourbillon.
... Mr. Daniels. It was the very last timepiece he made. And while Roger may have had a hand in its construction, this piece is very much a Daniels! Best, - Scott
He was involved in all aspects of the development and construction of the watch. George and Roger did conceive of the watch. George passed on all of Roger's suggestions. George did examinee and approve the working movement and the prototype prior to his d...
... "Shelf" to your "Top". George's work is top shelf. Period. In the world of independents, this is the barometer by which all independents are measured. GD set the bar! - Scott
... Independent watchmaking. The guy mastered 98 of the disciplines, including turning his own dials and making his own cases - which even to this day is mostly unheard of. Truly one of a kind. - Scott
Doesn't get much better than this. Must be quite a sensation to put this one on each day. Would love to see wrist scans, the movement, side case, crown, etc. etc. Thanks for posting. Darren
... have intimate knowledge about this wonder. I'm particularly impressed with the story surrounding this stunning example of living art. See you next week! - Scott