Journe1304
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I saw the latest marketing video for the Chronometre Souvrain, and I realized that this was the first time I had ever seen the dial side of the caliber 1304 movement. We’ve all seen the backside of the movement, with the twin barrels and beautiful bridge/cock architecture, but I myself had never seen the rest of the going train that’s normally hidden between the baseplate and the dial. A very cool look at a modern classic movement.
(Screenshot from FPJ marketing video)
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13 Oh 4
I saw the latest marketing video for the Chronometre Souvrain, and I realized that this was the first time I had ever seen the dial side of the caliber 1304 movement. We’ve all seen the backside of the movement, with the twin barrels and beautiful bridge/...
Very nice. Thanks for posting it.
Fun to see the "dark side" notice the gear around the PR. Still love your login name
I watch the video
And it seems like the crown is attached to the stem using only an adhesive? Or did the video not show the full process?
