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small-luxury-world provides a concise yet visually rich overview of De Bethune's novelties from Baselworld 2013, focusing on the DB25 LT Tourbillon and the DB25 Imperial Fountain. This post offers a quick look at the independent brand's innovative designs and intricate craftsmanship, inviting readers to appreciate the aesthetic and technical prowess of these unique timepieces.
why I adore that Manufacture so much Thank you for sharing Best Damjan
... I think it is "acquired taste" unlike their early ones like DB5, and I am now "acquiring it". There, I just said that! Is there a dealer (just to take a close look) in Japan? Ken
For such a small brands, being able to STILLintruduce more novelties after a few months from SIHHis very remarkable. And what novelties.....where to start,that sublime salmon dial tourbillon,champion of elegance and understatement,no writing,no holes,just the class of the moon phase and cased in beautiful Bethune at its best,not just a regular watch...but we are used to that. Then,the fountain....there is to much to say on this series,arguably one of the most luxurious and jaw dropping I ve eve
But here you gave us more to learn about. I didn't know the new Fountain was to be sold as a set! It really means again it is done in a "spiritaul" way and not just for "selling in Asia". Thanks Mo ;) Cheers, Mark
are still so incredible to look at Oliver. I particularly appreciate this whole Fountain set. By the way, the Mayan dial you shot is one I never saw before, Nice! I guess the Pt DB25TL is quite heavy, it's technically a very interesting addition to the collection (even if I may be the only one who is not in love with salmon dials :p ) Thanks for sharing. Mark
All the Mayan dials are different, after seeing the fountain watches the Mayan looks somehow flatter. You have to see this set, it's out of this world. Mo
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