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KMII's appreciation for the Minerva Pythagore highlights a pivotal era in watchmaking, where design principles like the golden ratio informed not just movement architecture but also overall aesthetic proportion. His post serves as a valuable reminder of Minerva's enduring legacy and the timeless appeal of its classic designs, offering a benchmark for contemporary interpretations.
Not so sure about the new crownless Minerva. Rather chunky for otherwise quite a refined dial design
Not fully fitting 🤷🏻♂️
Got it on the day that I was asked to become MB moderator 😁
I would love to see this spirit recaptured by the new Minerva 🤞🏻
with a broader XII and (cut) VI. They should perhaps have kept the V, VII and VIII downturned, but apart from that, a really nice dial. Best, Emmanuel
Subdued and simple yet spot on 😊
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