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I can’t answer your question.
Nov 04, 2020,05:38 AM
But, FWIW, I far prefer the look of the Clous de Paris.
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Clous de Paris
By: chikai168 : November 4th, 2020-03:17
Hi all, A question for the experts. AP is obviously very famous for their beautiful engine turned “tapisserie” dials. GP have their also very beautiful Clous de Paris dials on their Laureato models. Are these also engine turned and made in a similar way? ...
Or could it be CNC-machined guilloche
By: chikai168 : November 5th, 2020-07:38
As opposed to stamped? Been doing a bit more reading. Stamped guilloche is the cheapest, followed by CNC-machined and then off course at the top is hand guilloche. It is said that stamped guilloche is often shallow due to the limitations of the stamping. ...
Definitely a possibility.
By: gadalex : November 6th, 2020-01:23
My source for stamped dials was an article by Monochrome Watches. Perhaps GP themselves would answer an inquiry about the topic. Regards, Baruch
Do you remember which article?
By: chikai168 : November 6th, 2020-02:02
I might ask my AD when things open up again to pose the question to GP. Many thanks, Chi Kai
Here you go Chi Kai!
By: gadalex : November 6th, 2020-03:35
monochrome-watches.com Under the section 'Nailed Dial' Baruch
Cheers!
By: chikai168 : November 6th, 2020-14:11
Very informative read! BW, Chi Kai
Thank you. Do you
By: chikai168 : November 4th, 2020-10:52
Know because of information from the manufacture or is it based on what you see in the physical dial? Or because RRP is too cheap to be engine turned? Many thanks, Chi Kai