Alex83
2059
It's a bit tricky.
Tapisserie means "tapestry" so indeed a form of decoration but they've always called their classic engined dial as "tapisserie" , and the one with large squares that you may find on an old perpetual calendar for example has been referred as "grande tapisserie", and the new style one a bit funny looking is called "tapisserie evolutive", so with all that they've cleared referred "tapisserie" to those little squares, it's true that is does not make much sense to call now tapissery to a dial without texture. But that's AP for me...erratic and random approach to many things.
The tapisserie is really at micromemetric level🧐
Just marketing, they have no idea of what they talk about😅😅😅😅😅
Yeah, a mistake probably due
to the fact that at AP they aren't used to seeing an RO sans tapisserie, either. Cheers Marc
And this is a friendly remark or
a snarky one? If the latter, I just might slip into my keyboard warrior cape.
Gentlemen: either we settle it here and now or it will be ...
... pistols at dawn. 😉 ...
It's a bit tricky.
Tapisserie means "tapestry" so indeed a form of decoration but they've always called their classic engined dial as "tapisserie" , and the one with large squares that you may find on an old perpetual calendar for example has been referred as "grande tapiss...
