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Sharp inward angles
About a month ago this was a great post
Sharp inward angles are probably the most appealing to many of us cause this separates real haute horlogerie hand finishing from the more industrial approach.
As far as I know it’s also one of - and probably the most thing to do. Black polishing takes a lot of time to accomplish but an inward sharp angle is imo the pinnacle.
Try to find these on a patek.... I think you’ll have to start at their minute repeaters to find 1,2 or maybe 3 of these.
Anyway.... this is a picture I wanted to share.
Our WatchProSite member “waitlisted” made it.
So curious to hear your thoughts about this one ....
Sharp inward angles
About a month ago this was a great post www.watchprosite.com Sharp inward angles are probably the most appealing to many of us cause this separates real haute horlogerie hand finishing from the more industrial approach. As far as I know it’s also ...
Awesome
I still can’t believe I missed these... Anyways, it would be nice to see more manufacturers offer time only pieces with ultra high quality finishing instead of putting the product cost into complications. I’d rather have amazing finishing like that than a...
Please confirm that this image has not been post-processed.
Because the sharpness of that beveling, and that interior angle, look too good to be true 😍😍😍
msg me on instagram and I can show you a photo of what it looked like in camera :)
like any photographer I shoot in raw and then have to make some adjustments to correct the white balance and exposure etc for the final image, but no, nothing about the beveling or interior angles is photoshopped or retouched, it is exactly this sharp and...
🤯🤯🤯🤯
Photographing this bad boy must have been quite the experience. Thanks for sharing!
Double
I recognize a double expertise; the person who did the polishing has done absolute great job. The person who made this photo is also an incredible artist. Double thumbs up
Love this. Is there any brand that offers an inhouse movement with sharp inward angles in the <20k or even <10k bracket (used/grey)?
Chopard LUC and Parmigiani do lovely finishing but no inward angles. VC don’t do it in their 56 line. Lange don’t. Curious to hear if anyone has any suggestions.
Wow, Beautiful Hand Craftsmanship!
And i agree, if someone is going to try and claim they are 'the best' or some type of 'Holy Trinity' collection, all top-tier manufacturers should apply the very best finishing work on ALL their timepieces. Sold all but one cherished vintage Patek Phllipp...
A very nice inward angle in the photo!
And yes, Patek Philippe is making softer convex and concave anglage with no sharp kinks. Furthermore, all the watch brands are designing cases with hollowed out sections to reduce gold volume! So while the cases are getting bigger because people are trend...
All of them...
Basically all the major large brands are trying to design their cases to use less gold than before. For instance, if you feel a Lange Timezone from a few years ago and compare it with the current version, you'll notice the current version is much lighter,...
