Grönefeld Remontoir SIHH 2018 New Dials
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Grönefeld Remontoir SIHH 2018 New Dials

By DonCorson · Jan 24, 2018 · 27 replies
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DonCorson's post from SIHH 2018 highlights the Grönefeld Remontoir, showcasing new guilloché dials crafted by Kari Voutilainen's Comblémine factory. This piece remains a significant example of independent watchmaking, particularly noted for its distinctive stainless steel bridges. The discussion explores collector preferences for these new dials versus Grönefeld's original aesthetic.

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The Grönefeld brothers showed new dials on their Remontoir.
Their movement style with the stainless steel bridges remains one of the highlights of independent watchmaking.
The guilloché dials come from Kari Voutileinen's dial factory Comblémine.























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CL
Clueless_Collector
Jan 24, 2018
Oh my goodness...that movement 😍 [nt]

AL
Alkiro1
Jan 24, 2018
I could buy this 1941 Remontoire only for its movement. But the KV dials are to die for too. A stunner this watch!

Best wishes Alkiro

M4
M4
Jan 24, 2018
The blue guilloche dial Remontoire is perfect.

Great photos. Thank you. M4

OB
Obeezy
Jan 24, 2018
That blue...what a stunner! Kari’s dial and their movement equals a perfect match! Wow! [nt]

KI
Kit333
Jan 24, 2018
They have such beautiful dials. Is it possible for existing owners to order a new Kari dial? It would be wonderful if Gronefeld would entertain such requests. [nt]

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CH
Chicolini
Jan 25, 2018
Yes. One may replace the original Grönefeld dial with a Kari dial. I did just that. I originally had a silver dial with blues hands and replaced it

with a Kari darker blue fish scale guilloche dial with white gold hands. It is not inexpensive to do this, however. There are two Kari dial options; one is all guilloche and the other is guilloche with enamel which is a more expensive option.

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