Allen
1851
Actually...
Now i'm confused. I thought that when you change the last digit from "5" to "7", you change it to a skeleton, but it doesn't work here:
Ref 3657
Ref 3757
Ref 3757
Ref 3755
This message has been edited by Allen on 2008-03-04 08:36:38
Just one pic, an impressive one
The Tourbillon Messidor, the case back... Just for shivering here it is. I just found it in my Hard Disk so I don't know who to credit, but I want to thank this person for the emotion I had while seeing it... Best. Nicolas...
Magicical - Nothing more can be said
Hi Nicolas, Now I will sit and take in this beautiful view. Can you tell us some more about this watch. And, Are there more pictures to come. I know my response is short but the picture speaks volumes about this majestic brand. Thanks Bill
I think that is a Perpetual Tourbillon..
There was a PT or WG one in the WPP Singapore event:...
No, Allen, the Messidor is that one, no PC
With all this rush about PC, you have cetainly been contaminated...LOL Here's a pic, I don' t know who to credit ... Fantastic, isn't it? Best. Nicolas...
Yes, I've seen the Messidor in person. It really is fantastic.
The Messidor has a skeleton back. The back on your original post is from the ref 3757. Harry Tan photographed these pics: click here This message has been edited by Allen on 2008-03-04 08:24:33...
Ahhh, ok Now I got it! Thnaks, Allen
I'll try to make some pics if it's still available at the Paris Boutique. Thanks for sharing your lights on this masterpiece! Nicolas
Actually...
Now i'm confused. I thought that when you change the last digit from "5" to "7", you change it to a skeleton, but it doesn't work here: Ref 3657 Ref 3757 Ref 3757 Ref 3755 This message has been edited by Allen on 2008-03-04 08:36:38...