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Special post for Ivan5: several pictures of the 1815 Tourbillon in the wild
I mean in Bordeaux and Paris.
I took these pictures 5 years ago. I spent two weeks with this watch and it was really fun, especially just after difficult family moments.
I was not a big fan of this watch and I still think that the Tourbillon PLM is more appealing, even just from the pure aesthetic point of view.
But I could enjoyed it, for example with the stop tourbillon feature.
Here comes some pictures... I would love to be in position to shoot them again because I think I could improve them but well, they also reflect the way I was shooting in 2014.
in Paris:
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Special post for Ivan5: several pictures of the 1815 Tourbillon in the wild
I mean in Bordeaux and Paris. I took these pictures 5 years ago. I spent two weeks with this watch and it was really fun, especially just after difficult family moments. I was not a big fan of this watch and I still think that the Tourbillon PLM is more a...
Brilliant photos!
This is a surprisingly rare piece - I don’t know anyone who owns it. It is a very attractive watch, although I am not sure that the dial composition “works” as a whole. The tourbillon cut-out is massive and the rest of the dial is quite empty.
Humble belated thanks, my dear friend!
My heart jumped when I saw those. Around 6 years ago, we did a month long trip from Madrid to Paris for the Tour de France finish: via Zaragoza, Pamplona (San Fermin festival), San Sebastian, Biarritz, Bordeaux.. With the main goal being, well, making our...