tony p
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Good points, Melvyn.
You could well be right that this design was in the works long before the "handover" occurred.
Or the handover could have been in the works long before we knew about it. In which case, perhaps a new direction in dial design was mooted to coincide with a pre-Basel timing for announcement of the amalgamation.
Or it could be that we are all reading too much into this one piece.
Nevertheless, I can't help but feel that the Quadri-Retro is a significant step backwards for Gérald Genta, oops, the "Gérald Genta by Bulgari" collection. It's just too.....polite.
Cheers
Tony P
Good points, Melvyn.
By: tony p : March 14th, 2010-07:18
You could well be right that this design was in the works long before the "handover" occurred. Or the handover could have been in the works long before we knew about it. In which case, perhaps a new direction in dial design was mooted to coincide with a p...
Original Tourbillon?
By: aaronm : March 15th, 2010-10:44
You mentioned "GG were the first company to release a self-winding tourbillon movement in a wristwatch ". Do you know which watch this was and when? I had been under the impression that the AP was the first self-winding Tourbillon wristwatch A
Hi Aaron, unfortunately...
By: tony p : March 15th, 2010-18:09
...I don't know which GG watch it was. My information is based on a Press Release from GG's Baselworld 2009 Press Kit CD, in which the following statement appears: " In addition to perpetual calendars and repeater devices, Gérald Genta also introduced the...