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RGM Visit!
Had the pleasure of visiting Roland Murphy of RGM Watches at his shop near Lancaster, PA yesterday. The photos don't do justice to the beauty of his enamel-dialed (!!) 801 "Corp of Engineers" watch, and its entirely in-house movement. Also got a (poor...) shot of a display case showing some of his other wonderful dials over the years. Placed my order on the spot. Now the waiting begins...not gonna be easy!
Wow! Made in the USA!
801-COE, alongside its friend the 801-E, with a hand-turned guilloche dial
Dials, dials and more dials!
RGM Visit!
Had the pleasure of visiting Roland Murphy of RGM Watches at his shop near Lancaster, PA yesterday. The photos don't do justice to the beauty of his enamel-dialed (!!) 801 "Corp of Engineers" watch, and its entirely in-house movement. Also got a (poor...)...
Very nice! Always liked the stuff from RGM!
Do you know, the movement you showed so prominently, is it based on the ETA 6497/98 with different bridge layout?
I have seriously considered the 801-COE
Gorgeous watch. I might end up with one at some point, we'll see. Very much my style
RGM is a great host!
Last year my wife and I got a tour by Roland and he took time to answer all my questions even though he was on a tight schedule. My RGM 151-PR is the result of the visit and got my foot in the door with RGM...now to decide if a ceramic or guilloche dial i...
It's worth the wait.
It's a wonderful watch and the dial is very close to the original pocket watches. ...
Blued hands often look like that in photos.
My Glashutte does the same thing unless I catch the light correctly.