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I will
post more pics and info on the GP forum. I contacted GP to (hopefully) get more info
If I know more I will share it on the GP forum
The thing is .... after googling several hours I found almost no extra info
The ONLY other GP John Harrison I found was a link to an Antiquorum auction 3 years ago ( the lot sold for 4K in May 2013)
But that was the only I found
Mine is NR 7 and the one on Antiquorum was Nr 5 So I think not that many were made
something different this time .... Marine Chronometer
99.9% of our posts are about wristwatches but I always wanted something extra ... not for the wrist but for the house this time. Something like a JLC Atmos was an option but a big wooden box with a Marine chronometer clock inside was also an idea. An Atmo...
That is an awesome piece, Bruno!
Congratulation, and please come and post some more photos of this Tribute to John Harrison in our GP forum! Best Blomman
I will
post more pics and info on the GP forum. I contacted GP to (hopefully) get more info If I know more I will share it on the GP forum The thing is .... after googling several hours I found almost no extra info The ONLY other GP John Harrison I found was a l...
Looking forward to learn more about this one!
I am sure it was not a big number of these made. Best Blomman
Nice catch Bruno...
I love the marine desk Chronometre. Wonderful shots and post ! Well done ! Ovi
Very nice! btw ...
... the Poljot marine chronometer movement was a copy of a Ulysse Nardin movement, possibly the best renown Swiss marine chronometer movement. Marcus
thanks!
I knew those Russians ' borrowed' the plans to copy this movement but I did not know the original was made by UN
Great chronometer,
I have always been looking for a new one, was it easy to find? Enjoy this very special piece.
it has a nice story
My AD was a GP dealer many, many years ago Somehow he never sold this one and kept it for ever in stock. Don't know if he wanted to keep it himself or not but I knew he had it. About 2 or 3 years ago he showed me this piece. I see him pretty often because...
It is funny to see that many watch fans are also loving these "montres de pont"
I also have a soft spot for them when looking for instance at auction catalogues. Accuracy standard, decoration object... so much to love. Thanks for sharing yours and congratulations Bruno. Cheers, Mark
Wow that is beautiful....
Please post as many pics as you can. How is the time keeping of it..? Given the history of the original I would assume it keeps pretty good time. Fabulous piece, Andy.