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These Tourbillons with gold bridges are among the most fascinating I know.
By the quality of their finish, by their construction, too... Can you imagine that these automatic movements are automatic?
Marvellous pieces of Art, and this Laureato is no exception!
Best,
Nicolas
One picture of a watch which impressed me a lot, this year: Laureato Tourbillon
Under 3 Blue Bridges... This one is certainly one of the 7 or 8 watches which really impressed me at the SIHH. I am working on a topic about this watch, but, for the moment, enjoy this picture which I reworked after GP sent it to me. Best, Nicolas...
oooh...nice!
the sapphire blue really add some warmth to the whole presentation in this close up shot. the white bridge piece was star trek and this baby is tropical island with ice tea cheers, Ed~ This message has been edited by lien on 2012-01-23 18:06:08
Very nice picture, yes that is a masterpiece for sure
I am hypnotized by the beveled edges of the sapphire, I wonder if that is the future of fine watch making, sure seeing more and more of it. The "dual seconds" hand is also very unique. It is your classic post 2000 GP three bridges. I am definitely a fan o...
These Tourbillons with gold bridges are among the most fascinating I know.
By the quality of their finish, by their construction, too... Can you imagine that these automatic movements are automatic? Marvellous pieces of Art, and this Laureato is no exception! Best, Nicolas
