
Teacher Yang presents a vibrant photo essay from an independent watchmaking exhibition, emphasizing the unique artistry and innovation found outside mainstream brands. His post captures the essence of these bespoke creations, from intricate dials to complex movements. The accompanying discussion further enriches the experience, offering detailed insights into specific pieces and the philosophies of their creators.




















































Thanks for sharing. What was the watch with the blue dial which you show in your hand? I’ve like some of the Vincent Calabrese watches for some time but rarely seen in person. Particularly the model with the wandering hour.
I have always been partial to the Sinclair Harding clock by Robert Bray.
See the exhibition and my chicken farm
But I changed my mind now. How unfortunately!
photos and left the exhibition because my point was to inform forum members about this event. I will go back again because there will be more watches coming and hopefully photos will be better. And maybe you can catch something you like.
I think more Independents.. Last year I was here. Too bad Vianney not coming this year. I had a great chat with him. I didnt ask the name of the blue dial watch but its nice. They wanted to take out the plastic for me to photoshoot but I declined. They brought many watches. Maybe tomorrow I will take more photos of their watches, including that blue dial watch and the wandering hour for you if I can find it. Our street fighter japan friend is coming tomorrow.. Haha
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