Horological Meandering

while looking on the pictures? Lets see how many pictures you need Oliver...  

Best, Kari

unfortunately not correct. Cheers, Oliver

A brand of Bulgari Group? Best, Kari

:-)

Harry Winston. Or... Best, Kari

I guess this because of the unique piece of one and the lug design.

but one of ten, darn

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is correct ... :-)

"Fusion" (= two materials) plus Limited Edition = Hublot Best, Kari

I thought three zeros were covered. Best, Kari

once more, good guess but wrong. Oliver

Chopard. Best, Kari

not correct... ;-)

I think the brand who has this sorta movement and likes to do 1/1 watches would be Louis Moinet. Correct?

guess!

Why would cover the balance weel? Only if visible in the front? I Guess Svend Andersen? He's based in Geneve and would dare such decoration... Best Dirk

but the brand is wrong, my friend.

Hi Oliver, It looks like a Jaquet modern version of a Venus split second chrono, modified with a tourbillon? Dje

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:-) ...  

Now I'm "sure". Best, Kari

:-)

De Beutne??? Best, Kari

with the answer and some more pictures ... ... but for the full report about De Witt , from Magnus & me, you will have to wait some more days. Hope you liked what you saw so far :-) Oliver ...  

I "knew"! Kari

What's the 1st price? Best, Kari

only :-) Oliver

That was the reason I was prepared to list all Geneva based manufacturers excluding Vacheron Constantin and Patek Philippe whose style I know too well. Best, Kari

... although the brand is not my cup of tea, I respect such creativity and design. Interesting! Thanks, Oliver. Ken

Split-seconds, so that narrows it to the calibers 179, 185, 189 and 190. Hard to say more. So it could have two or three registers, and in the case of the 190 also add a date and a moon-phase. Oh, and I don't see any side chrono pushers, so looks like it ... 

Very nice piece from DeWitt!!

Trying to think of what "New York Cathedral" and "Gothic Stained Glass" say to me :-) Best, Gary

is it because of this? To me De Witt is closer to american art deco and Cartier is closer to french art deco. The latter is much more "feminine", isn´t it? Cheers, Oliver

you do believe me dont you Oliver? you know me so well and know i wouldnt lie about such a thing :) i dont know much about the brand, but i do like their trademark case with the castellated sides. very hard to clean, but a very strong look. i look forward... 

Yes indeed, I like that as well. Do I believe you, Graham? Of course, what else did you expect :-) Cheers, Oliver

... we were so impressed with DeWitt at IGOTT2. Click here for some novelties ... And here for the Twenty-8-Eight Tourbillon ... Looking forward to seeing more, Oliver. Andrew