Complications
Explore the unique retrograde date complication in luxury watches. Goh's post sparks a discussion on this intricate feature's design and appeal.
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I haven't given particular thought to this question....
But just off the top of my head - Reverso, JLC MMR, Piaget EC, and definitely some from VC........
I‘m currently thinking about adding a Czapek Antarctique Revelation to my collection.
Loved the Czapek Rattrapante already, but that one is too big for my wrist. Other than those two, I think AP is doing a great job on their openworked royal oaks. And FP Journe also did a few nice (semi-)openworked pieces.
Not exactly skeletons but close:
GIRARD-PERREGAUX TOURBILLON WITH THREE GOLD BRIDGES and DE Bethune DB28
Skeleton and... skeleton
There are skeletonized watches where people would take a normal movement and remove as much material as they can but the movement has never been conceived to end up like that. End result often look a bit weird. On the other hand, when a movement had been ...