LH Georg: The Art of Hand Engraving on Frosted Movements
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LH Georg: The Art of Hand Engraving on Frosted Movements

By mj23 · Jul 18, 2020 · 23 replies
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In a captivating post, mj23 shares a stunning image of an LH Georg timepiece, inviting the community to appreciate its intricate details. This discussion highlights the exceptional craftsmanship and finishing techniques that define independent watchmaking, particularly focusing on the challenges and beauty of hand-engraving on frosted surfaces. mj23's contribution serves as a focal point for enthusiasts to delve into the nuances of haute horlogerie.

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piccolochimico (aka dsgalaxy1)
Jul 18, 2020

And celebrate the finishing and craftsmanship of your watches. We can spot the tiny imperfections of the true hand engraving.

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xyz123abc
Jul 18, 2020

Bridge. Screws. Edges. Textbook quality. And Surface frosting. Seeing things like this makes me proud of our profession.

MJ
mj23
Jul 18, 2020

As for the engraving, it is done after frosting. So the surface is not smooth anymore, thus it's harder to engrave by hand and to easier to see the imperfections..I think..

MJ
mj23
Jul 18, 2020

Make me want another one..

MJ
mj23
Jul 20, 2020

Shall I post another one soon to make it quicker? πŸ˜‰πŸ˜

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