Took the words out of my mouth. I’d be interested to know the comparison between the pocket watch and the Esmeralda. I’ve heard that each bridge of the Esmeralda takes days of finishing work. [nt]
Friends, a few days ago, I showed you the No. 1 Three-Golden-Bridge Tourbillon pocket watch from 1982. The first attempt to bring back the signature of GP of mechanical watches with a mind-blowing effort of ~1000 hours to complete the finishing. www.w...
To change the Three Golden Bridges from Pocket Watch to Wrist watch was a important step in the GP history! Without that, who knows where the brand would have been today. One big difference we see on these early WW-versions of the TGB is that the bridges ...
and very hard to imagine GP today without this iconic wristwatch. I fully agree with you on how the bridges are shaped and integrated in the PW versus the early WW, but the modern Le Esmeralda offers the best of both worlds CC
each bridge will easyly take several days of polishing, but on the Pocket Watch, 1000 hours is almost half a year of work (considering humane Swiss working hours)