Independent Watchmaking: Mirror Polished Blue Dials

Chicolini · 2021-05-22T23:21:34Z

Explore the mesmerizing mirror-polished blue components and technical mastery of a quadruple tourbillon timepiece through Chicolini's stunning photography. A WatchProSite exclusive.

Chicolini's exceptional photography of an independent watchmaker's creation offers a rare glimpse into the intricate world of haute horlogerie. His detailed images highlight the mesmerizing mirror-polished blue components, inviting readers to appreciate the profound depth and artistry involved in such a complex timepiece. This visual exploration not only showcases the aesthetic brilliance but also sparks a deeper conversation about the technical mastery and business acumen behind these horological marvels.

Key Points from the Discussion

The timepiece is lauded for its extraordinary attention to detail, superior finish, and technical completeness, particularly noting the intricate connection of its quadruple tourbillons via a single differential.
The watch is recognized as an 'amazing piece of art' and a 'masterpiece,' reflecting its high aesthetic and technical value within the collector community.
The piece is considered a 'dream watch' and a pinnacle of watchmaking, suggesting it represents the highest tier of collectible timepieces.
The detailed photography is highly appreciated for allowing a comprehensive view of the watch's complex features and finishing.

The Discussion

Chicolini

May 22, 2021

Yessir. 1 of 8. It’s kills me. The blue. Thank you.

India Whiskey Charlie

May 22, 2021

Kudos to you, Ed. Your collection never ceases to impress me.

Chicolini

May 23, 2021

Thank you IWC! I hope to meet you one day.

Arronax

May 22, 2021

The Pamela Anderson of watches :)

And I mean that as a good thing! Joke aside that is an amazing piece, thanks for sharing so many pics.

India Whiskey Charlie

May 23, 2021

Oh, come on. Name one positive aspect of PA that you find similar in this watch...😉

mpg13

May 23, 2021

Asymmetrical bulges? ;-)

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