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MichaelC's evocative post beautifully captures the personal connection between a collector and their timepiece, illustrating how a watch can resonate with individual passions and memories. His stunning photography of the Audemars Piguet Starwheel, set against the backdrop of Rainbow's 'Stargazer,' invites readers to explore the unique charm of this horological complication. This article delves into the Starwheel's appeal, blending MichaelC's personal experience with community insights on its design and wearability.
I think that dial needs to be witnessed firsthand to be truly appreciated....
I just love everything about it. Even the seconds hand, which at first I was impartial to, I really enjoy now.
I can appreciate the history of the star wheel comp in AP's catalog. The original and the new presentation in the 1159 are both lovely in their own regard. I think that they are both "very AP", and both done well for their times. That being said, having owned both a Gorilla Drift and Urwerk 100. The star wheel is a fleeting fancy for me. I like them, but really need to be in the mood to wear.
Tempted to call the boutique to put me on the list ....
Emotive indeed. I admire some of the Urwerks. Visually stimulating pieces.
It is rewarding to reverse-Vlad Master Vlad!! ;-)
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