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Flame lugs: yes or no ?
Here are seven different ways to interpret the flame lugs design.
Best, Emmanuel
A. PATEK PHILIPPE
1/ REF. 2413 yellow gold 2nd series
credit: OBW Collection
2/ REF. 2424
credit: @2tonevintageofficial
B/ VACHERON CONSTANTIN
1/ REF. 4418
credit: watchpool24
2/ YELLOW GOLD CIRCA 1940
credit: Sotheby’s
3/ REF. 4449
credit: Christie’s
Platinum
credit: Monaco Legend Group
C/ IWC
1950’S 18KT YG, 36.5MM
credit: Stetz & Co
D/ LONGINES
18 k Yellow Gold CIRCA 1946 - Cal. 27 M
credit: Gisbert A. Joseph Watches
credit: Gisbert A. Joseph Watches
Flame lugs: yes or no ?
Here are seven different ways to interpret the flame lugs design. Do you find them extravagant or charming ? Do you have a favorite ? Best, Emmanuel A. PATEK PHILIPPE 1/ REF. 2413 yellow gold 2nd series credit: OBW Collection 2/ REF. 2424 credit: @2tonevi...
Yes!
They are all so pretty, but I do have a preference for the more elongated ones on the VC timepieces....
Yes, they are very nice, especially the 4449 for me.
PP 2413 is quite stunning too, but maybe a bit too much. Best, Emmanuel
Quite fascinating indeed.
But maybe a bit too much for me. I like VC 4449 very much. And the IWC. Best, Emmanuel
Yes, it's quite fascinating, but I wonder
if I wouldn't find it a bit too much on a daily basis. I like VC 4449 quite a bit. The IWC is quite nice too, imo. Best, Emmanuel
Another vote for the Patek
The flames actually look like flames, at least from head on! Side profile is a bit less flattering. Looks like they had to add extra metal to the tip of the flame for sturdiness.
I think you might be right and I agree that the side profile is less flattering.
I find the 2413 very impressive, but a little less realistic "flames" would have been ok for me. Best, Emmanuel
